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Ultrasound Deep Heat Therapy

Soothe sore muscles and reduce inflammation with ultrasound deep heat therapy in St. Petersburg, FL. Find natural pain relief with our dedicated specialists.

To relieve soft tissue pain and inflammation attributed to many musculoskeletal disorders, your chiropractor recommends ultrasound deep heat therapy treatments in St Petersburg.

What is Ultrasound Deep Heat Therapy?

Ultrasound waves are acoustic waves that penetrate the skin to reach underlying tissues affected by inflammation or injury. Causing vibrations at the molecular level, ultrasound waves naturally increase warmth within tissues to help reduce pain, improve stiff joints' flexibility, and promote your body's ability to self-heal.

The heat generated by ultrasound waves cannot be felt by people undergoing ultrasound deep heat therapy. Ultrasound treatment is painless, soothing, and entirely comfortable, providing drug-free, surgery-free pain relief for muscle and joint discomfort.

Clinical setting for therapy
Focused clinical therapy procedure

How Ultrasound Deep Heat Therapy Works

Ultrasound waves attract mast cells to injury sites to initiate healing of tissue inflammation. Mast cells are specialized white blood cells with curative powers that regulate blood vessel homeostasis, promote new blood vessels' growth, controls the functioning of other cells, and help generate bone growth. Mast cells also trigger a release of immune system chemicals needed to mediate illness and injury, such as serotonin, histamine, proteases, and cytokines.

Ultrasound deep heat therapy in St Petersburg also stimulates collagen production. Collagen is the most important component found in soft tissues, necessary for supporting tissue health and decreasing scar tissue buildup.

When your chiropractor delivers ultrasound waves into painful areas, the powerful energy in these sound waves stimulates cell and metabolic activity around inflammation. Within one or two sessions, inflammation and swelling decreases, blood flow to the area improves, scar tissue shrinks and reabsorption of calcium deposits that tend to irritate bones and tendons are induced.

What Conditions Benefit from Ultrasound Deep Heat Therapy?

In addition to the chronic back pain caused by degenerative disc disorders, ultrasound therapy also relieves pain due to:

Myofascial pain
Osteoarthritis / arthritis
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Bursitis
Scar tissue pain
Sports injuries
Muscle / ligament strains and sprains

Ultrasound therapy may also be helpful for other pain disorders. Talk to your chiropractor to learn if ultrasound and other chiropractic techniques may give you the relief you seek without taking medications or resorting to surgery.

No imaging or anesthesia is required to undergo ultrasound deep heat therapy. Depending on your condition's severity or nature, you may require two or three treatments per week. Generally, pain is eliminated, and tissues are restored to optimal functioning with 30 to 60 days following regular ultrasound deep heat therapy in St Petersburg.

Try Ultrasound Deep Heat Therapy with Our Chiropractor in St Petersburg

Schedule an appointment for ultrasound therapy with Dr. Staubs by calling (727) 519-3757 today.

— Dr. Staubs

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Ultrasound waves are acoustic waves that penetrate the skin to reach underlying tissues affected by inflammation or injury. Causing vibrations at the molecular level, ultrasound waves naturally increase warmth within tissues to help reduce pain, improve stiff joints' flexibility, and promote your body's ability to self-heal.

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Ready to talk through your options? Call (727) 519-3757 or request a visit — our St. Petersburg team is here to help.

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6514 Central Ave, St. Petersburg, FL 33707

Suncoast Integrative Healthcare

6514 Central Ave, St. Petersburg, FL 33707

Address

6514 Central AveSt. Petersburg, FL 33707

Phone

(727) 519-3757

Hours

Monday
8:00am–6:00pm
Tuesday
3:00pm–6:00pm
Wednesday–Thursday
8:00am–6:00pm
Friday
8:00am–1:00pm
Saturday–Sunday
Closed