Sunday, September 25, 2016

Potential Benefits For Quantum Wave Laser Treatment

By William Watson


Medicine is always seeking new ways to treat degenerative illnesses and chronic pain conditions such as fibromyalgia. While there are more studies to be done, it seems that quantum wave laser treatment is showing real promise as a means of treating a multitude of conditions. While some of the improvements seen may simply be the benefit one might receive from a day at the spa, there are some exciting potentials in the field of pain management.

Opiate addiction has become a serious threat to the lives of millions of people, and the medical establishment is still hesitant to push medical marijuana through the legal system. Cold light therapy performed with low-level lasers shows great promise as an alternative to any drug therapy, and is the subject of much research by in the lab and in public trials. Homeopaths and physicians alike are paying attention to the results.

Doctors do not like prescribing dangerous drugs to their patients. It is a shame to any physician when they realize they have contributed to, or even caused their patients to become addicted to substances that cause health problems and issues in their lives. Anyone seeking help from the pain clinics knows they must use caution when dealing with doctors who only prescribe pills to deal with their malady.

These non-invasive treatments are also painless, which is a great benefit to anyone already in pain. Chronic pain management includes a sense of helplessness that often leads to depression, and some patients simply stress out when facing injections or rigorous physical therapy. These low-level light photons have no unpleasant side effects, and they can target only the impacted areas of the body.

These lasers are able to penetrate deeply into the visible light spectrum without generating heat. The scattering of light in lasers is minimal, and allows the beam to transmit at an angle which increases the ability of tissues to absorb the photons. This light then stimulates cells to actions which allow the body to heal itself while also acting like an anti-inflammatory.

The technology is of particular interest to burn centers, especially at VA hospitals. They have the skin printing technology that the 3D printers have made available, and by combining it with this form of cell stimulation therapy, many wounded soldiers are able to make a full recovery. The non-military medical community is very excited at the potential they see for treatment of a host of injuries.

One of the benefits of this form of non-invasive therapy is that it can shorten the healing time for any injury whether it be a Cesarean childbirth or a broken bone. With quicker healing time, fewer invasive procedures, and options outside of drug therapies available to the patient, the costs and risk associated with healing are reduced. This is great news to anyone who is hesitant to swallow a pill or go under the surgeon scalpel.

Plastic surgeons all over the world are watching the research taking place with great interest. They are hoping to make scars, cellulite, stretch marks, burns, and wrinkles a thing of the past. Better yet, they may be able to accomplish this without the expensive surgeries and extensive healing time that have for so long been the only treatments available.




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