Shockwave Therapy Treatment In Mississauga

If you’re feeling persistent pain from a chronic condition, you’ll have experienced numerous challenges in everyday life. Even attending a simple social occasion with friends and family can become extremely difficult, and the pain is often enough to keep you from enjoying your daily activities. At Dynamic Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic, we offer a holistic approach to care which will help alleviate even the worst of your pain symptoms and help you get back on the road to your optimum health.

We work to assess your condition and then implement programs that are designed to assure a step-by-step approach to full recovery from your chronic conditions. Each facet of our treatments is conducted to the highest of standards to ensure you’re completely comfortable as you move forward in your recovery stages. Like many Canadians, you might not have discovered the benefits of shockwave therapy quite yet. Our Shockwave Therapy service is a non-invasive treatment that will help accelerate your healing process and alleviate your chronic pain. Shockwave therapy involves creating a series of low energy acoustic wave pulses that are directly applied to the injured area via a gel. Shockwave’s purpose is to trigger the body’s own natural healing response, and many report that their pain is reduced and mobility is improved. We utilize Shockwave Therapy to help treat many of the most challenging conditions that don’t respond to other techniques. For example, it’s a treatment modality that has a 90% success rate in treating plantar fasciitis.

• Physiotherapy – Used to increase muscle mobility, movement and rehabilitation.
• Acupuncture – A traditional method of alleviating and controlling pain.
• Compression Socks – Prevent and reduce symptoms of venous disorders in the lower extremities.
• Foot Orthotics – Provides support to even out weight distribution on the foot, improving the condition of knees, ankles, legs and backs.
• Shockwave Therapy – Treat injuries in areas where major connective tissues attach to the bone.