Overview & Procedure
What the treatment is and how it's performed
What it is
Laser treatment for chronic back pain. Uses low-intensity laser to reduce inflammation and relieve pain.
Treatment protocol
6-10 treatments recommended
Interval: 1-2 times per week
Often combined with physiotherapy
Procedure
Pain consultation
Laser applicator placement
Laser treatment over the pain area
Evaluation of pain relief
Duration
30-45 minutes
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Experience & Recovery
Pain level, downtime and healing
Pain level
No pain - comfortable treatment. Warm feeling possible.
Downtime
None - can resume normal activity
Healing time
Treatment 1-5:
- Gradual pain relief in those who respond
By series:
- Sustained improvement in some
- Combined with physiotherapy
Side effects
Common:
- Mild sensation of heat
- No specific side effects
Rare:
- OCT pain (reversible)
Aftercare
- Continue recommended exercises
- Avoid heavy ceilings immediately
- Observe pain improvement
- Continue the treatment series
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Expectations & Safety
Who it's for and safety information
Who is this suitable for?
- Chronic back pain
- Musculoskeletal pain
- Inflammatory conditions of the back
- Rehabilitation after injury
Who is this not suitable for?
- Acute injuries (assess first)
- Cancer in the treatment area
- Pregnancy
- Unexplained back pain (consider first)
Important information
REALISTIC:
- Can provide pain relief
- Effect individual
- Does NOT replace physiotherapy
- Supportive care
Contraindications
- Pregnancy
- Cancer in the treatment area
- Acute injuries with unclear diagnosis
- Pacemaker (depending on laser type)
Warning signs
If the pain worsens:
- Contact a doctor
Individual variations
Variable power:
- Some experience significant pain relief
- Some moderate improvement
- Some minimal effect
- Depending on the cause of back pain
Maintenance
As needed based on symptoms. For sustained effect: Monthly or as needed