In this short, Dr. Ivan Bracic, DC, clinical director at Novaré Injury Care and Rehab in Fort Myers, explains that surgery does not have to be the only answer for chronic joint pain. He describes pairing laser therapy with electromagnetic therapy, with the aim of helping patients regain range of motion and function.
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Video Transcript
If you have chronic joint pain, surgery does not have to be the only answer. We are finding amazing results by synergistically using two different therapies: laser therapy along with electromagnetic therapy.
And what we have found is that patients are restoring their range of motion, then their function, reducing their pain and getting back to life.
I've actually worked with NBA and NFL players that said to me, "If we would have had this technology when I was playing in the league, I easily would've extended my career three years." And that happened to me just the other day in Manhattan when I was treating some NFL and NBA retired players.
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