Low-level laser therapy is used successfully in
almost every field of medicine. Numerous studies and many years of
clinical results confirm the effectiveness of low-level laser
therapy.
The following are just some of the many possible
uses:
Orthopaedics: stump and phantom
pain, arthrosis (worn joints), pressure ulcers at prosthesis sites,
inflammations of the musculoskeletal system, etc.
ENT area: rhinitis (colds),
sinusitis (inflammation of the paranasal and frontal sinuses),
pharyngitis (sore throat), otitis media (inflammation of the middle
ear), etc.
Sports medicine:
blood effusions, bruises, strains, sprains, muscle injuries, tennis
and golf elbow, etc.
Wound treatment:
fresh and poorly healing wounds, keloids, haematomas, etc.
Pain therapy: nerve pain, migraine,
treatment of chronic and acute pain conditions, etc.
Gynaecology and urology:
chafed nipples, Caesarian operation scars, episiotomy, herpes
genitalis, inflammation of the mucous membranes, etc.
Acupuncture: substitution of
needles for painless and aseptic body and ear acupuncture
Children's medicine:
all the indications listed above, especially in the ENT sector
Dental medicine:
pain and wound therapy after extractions, pressure points of
prostheses, aphthae, photodynamic therapy for paradontal treatment,
etc.
Veterinary medicine: all identical
indications of human medicine
