China Professional Ultrasonic Therapy Device for Pain Relief - Quality Suppliers and Factory Products
Product Introduction
Product Features
Ultrasonic treatment is a non-invasive treatment method, harmless to the human body, high safety.
Ultrasonic wave can penetrate human tissue, reach deep lesions, provide effective treatment.
The energy of ultrasound can reach deep tissue directly, which has obvious therapeutic effect on soft tissue injury, inflammation and pain.
Ultrasound treatment can improve local blood circulation and promote cell repair and regeneration.
Ultrasound can eliminate inflammation and reduce pain, which is suitable for the treatment of various painful diseases.
Ultrasonic treatment can also affect the human body's nerve reflex and humoral response, and has a regulatory effect on the human body mechanism.
For after the operation, scar tissue and fibrous tissue scleroma, ultrasonic treatment has softened and promote its absorption effect.
Indications
Soft tissue injury
Osteoarthrosis
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is an ultrasonic therapeutic instrument?
It is a medical device that sends low intensity and high frequency pulse ultrasonic waves (more than 20 KHZ) to affected areas. This produces mechanical vibrations that promote tissue repair, accelerate metabolism, and improve blood circulation.
Q: Is the ultrasonic treatment safe and non-invasive?
Yes, ultrasonic treatment is a completely non-invasive and safe method. It is harmless to the human body and has no side effects when used properly.
Q: How does ultrasound reach deep tissue injuries?
Ultrasonic waves have excellent tissue penetration capabilities. The energy travels directly to deep-seated lesions, making it highly effective for treating deep soft tissue injuries, inflammation, and pain.
Q: Can ultrasonic therapy help with post-operative scars?
Yes, ultrasonic treatment has a softening effect on post-operative scar tissues and fibrous tissue scleroma, helping to promote their absorption and recovery.
Q: What types of injuries are typically treated with this device?
It is widely used for soft tissue injuries (like tennis elbow, muscle strain, and tenosynovitis) as well as osteoarthrosis (such as cervical lumbar disease, meniscus injury, and fractures).




