Laser therapy

Laser therapy (also known as low-level laser therapy or LLLT) helps relieve pain by using light energy that penetrates deep into tissues and stimulates the natural healing process of cells.

How laser therapy works for pain:

1. Improves blood circulation and cell metabolism
   Laser radiation increases the uptake of oxygen and nutrients by cells, which helps accelerate the resolution of inflammation and tissue regeneration.

2. Reduces inflammation and swelling
   Light energy affects the biochemical processes of cells, reducing the activity of inflammatory mediators and thus swelling and irritation.

3. Relieves pain directly at the nerve level
   Laser radiation slows down the transmission of pain impulses in nerve fibers and activates the production of endorphins, which provides a natural analgesic effect.

4. Accelerates tissue healing
   The laser stimulates cell renewal and collagen production, which helps muscles, tendons, and joints recover faster.