Helps Reduce Pain
Shockwave Therapy may help reduce pain in areas affected by ongoing tendon or soft-tissue problems.
If you are dealing with ongoing pain or limited movement, Shockwave Therapy may help. Your treatment is planned around your condition, daily activities, and recovery needs.
Shockwave Therapy is a treatment that uses sound waves to target painful or affected areas. These sound waves reach the targeted tissue and can help reduce pain, support healing, and improve movement.
“Targeted treatment works best when it is guided by a thorough assessment and your individual recovery goals.”
Abbotsford Clinical TeamShockwave Therapy may help with ongoing pain and soft-tissue problems. It can be used as part of a treatment plan to support healing, improve movement, and help you return to your normal activities.
Shockwave Therapy may help reduce pain in areas affected by ongoing tendon or soft-tissue problems.
The sound waves used during treatment may help support the body's natural healing process in the affected area.
By helping reduce pain and stiffness, Shockwave Therapy may make everyday movement more comfortable.
Shockwave Therapy may be helpful for certain ongoing tendon problems when used as part of a complete treatment plan.
Treatment may help reduce stiffness and make it easier to move the affected area.
Shockwave Therapy can be combined with exercises and rehabilitation to help you build strength and return to daily activities.
Persistent tendon and soft-tissue symptoms can have different contributing factors. Our Abbotsford physiotherapists assess individual needs and may use Shockwave Therapy as part of a broader treatment plan for:
We are committed to providing individualized, evidence-informed care for our Fraser Valley community:
A transparent, structured path designed to help you understand your symptoms, receive appropriate treatment, and progress toward comfortable everyday activity.
We talk about your pain, daily activities, and goals. We check your movement and find what may be causing or contributing to your symptoms.
Based on your assessment, we create a treatment plan that suits your needs. We also determine if Shockwave Therapy is right for you.
When suitable, we use Shockwave Therapy along with hands-on treatment, exercises, and movement training to help improve your symptoms and function.
We guide you with simple exercises and home advice to help improve strength, movement, and manage your symptoms over time.
Ask our team about available extended health coverage and direct billing options for physiotherapy and Shockwave Therapy. Coverage varies by individual plan.
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You may feel some pressure or mild discomfort during treatment, depending on the area being treated. Your physiotherapist can adjust the intensity to keep the treatment as comfortable as possible.
The treatment itself is usually brief, but your appointment time can vary depending on your assessment and overall treatment plan.
Shockwave Therapy can feel like small pulses or tapping on the treated area. Some areas may feel more sensitive than others during treatment.
This depends on your condition and treatment plan. Your physiotherapist may recommend adjusting certain activities for a short time while your body recovers.
Results can vary from person to person. Some people notice changes after a few sessions, while others may need more time and continued rehabilitation to see improvement.