Radial Pulse Wave | Shockwave Therapy Overview

[@stanstanstanstan]

This is by far the most informative video on Shockwave Therapy on KZbin

[@robertcadogan7483]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THE THE DEMO WITH EXPLANATION!👍🏽

[@mimosa9888]

This treatment has been a GOD sent remedy for my chronic heal&left foot pain, damaged from a car accident.

[@drainmonkeys385]

The video to my right .. in the column ,, second one from top, can really help me test the results of a complete treatment

[@kenbo-2179]

Thank you for the closeup demonstration! I just bought one and I wasn't sure exactly how to use it. It really does hurt, but I'll have to get used to it. Great info, very halpful.

[@yvonnetuchscher6055]

It can be painful. Put some numbing cream on.

[@kg0rz]

Best video on this subject I seen ever! Period👍 would this feel like a micro massage to the person receiving the treatment?

[@robertbutler8004]

That is awesome just watching this video worked for me!!

[@mrdj245245]

Great Information. Thank you. Music is too loud!

[@asahutchinsonsuckslittledi1056]

That's because everybody wants to be a fucking music video editor and they don't know how to use Auto ducking which lawyers the music when you speak audacity has this kind of feature you put it on audio duct you put in a track for music and as soon as you speak the volume of the music get lowered down I do it all the time on my radio show I'm not a professional but hey it works #Autoduck

[@doorran]

Thanks for the explanation.. I have been leary of this due to the name "shockwave"... but I think now I understand better thanks to your video. It would have been helpful to have someone describe when it feels like.

[@physiozone]

thanks for watching

[@donaldstorm4959]

Sounds good for frozen shoulder

[@zachariasbrink9540]

Is there a focus shockwave ?? And if so what's the difference between radial and focused shockwave ???

[@SarkisKlinik]

Is it not used to treat knee osteoarthritis?

[@SarkisKlinik]

If it is similar to ultrasound therapy,why it does not have same indications?

[@WoutervanTiel]

Can you re-post minus the music that would allow a better understanding

[@rafaelganea]

Is this treatment recommended for chondromalacia patella?

[@RedReb]

I just purchased the HUANSHI shockwave device and I have a QUESTION for y'all. I have torso fascia issues along with slipping ribs, I have tried to find information on how to use it on the ribs and torso but can't. Could one of you help me with this? Thank you

[@patriciafuentes471]

Excellent information, clearly deliver ...does this work for cosmetic Issues like cellulite??

[@ian5220]

no

[@arbnorhyseni3184]

A very good video thank you very much..

[@SarkisKlinik]

For tendon tears ?

[@SarkisKlinik]

For Calve tingling?

[@stevefiorito5379]

Thanks for your vid ... I am going in for my first Shockwave Treatment today. I hope it will improve my heel pain. A little feedback for you: That music you've put in your vid is competing with your voice ... you would do better without it.

[@yvonnetuchscher6055]

Radial shockwave very good for musculoskeletal and energy should be lower for orthopedic. The head should be different for ED

[@DragonLord1976]

How do you clean the handle between patients?

[@hannahotwa1047]

Excellent very explanatory video. Thank you so much, you helped me to understand what to expect from the treatment. How many treatments are usually needed ?

[@BodyKinetics]

Hi Hannah, thanks for the question. It really depends on what is being treated (i.e muscle, tendon etc), how chronic the condition is and patient compliance to treatment. I would usually perform a session per week for 3-4 consecutive weeks, and then follow up a month later should the problem persist. Once again, depending on the outcome and condition treated. hope this helps. Leon

[@hannahotwa1047]

BodyKinetics thank you for answering . I started last week my first session, I have tendinitis, bursitis treated, My session was very, very painful. My next one will be tomorrow and I am so scared. The pain persisted for several days. Is it how I should feel ?

[@BodyKinetics]

@@hannahotwa1047 yes this is quite normal, the principle of treatment is to start a natural inflammatory and healing response. In short, cause a small bit of damage to the structure, to get the body to heal itself. Over the next few sessions it will still feel very tender but will slowly improve over time. Good luck with your therapy

[@hannahotwa1047]

BodyKinetics thank you very much for answer.

[@mdm7387]

price of this equipment?

[@Biz_Me]

Great video! very informative, thanks :)

[@chocotaco8929]

Will this help for Peyronie's?

[@jimboland1730]

Nice presentation! I am trying to decide between pneumatic and piezoelectric. What do you think? Also where can I find some good protocols for treating different areas?

[@physiozone]

Hi Jim, thanks for the comment. the pneumatic does have a bit more maintenance as do most mechanical devices, but it's served me very well so far. Regarding the protocols, most manufacturers provide guidelines regarding treatment for specific conditions, however, I found experience to be the best in determining protocols. Best regards, Leon

[@Ben-gi9oq]

Jim 100% go with piezoelectric, the Piezowave 2 by Richard Wolf actually targets damaged tissue is 75% quieter and penetrates up to 40mm. The video above is excellent, but the radial pulse in my opinion cannot compete with piezoelectric. Look at research on both on pubmed.

[@GusLandy]

Sir, what brings the bullet back? Is it a temporary vacuum or just a bounce off the applicator head? Thanks for posting!

[@BodyKinetics]

HI Gus, thanks for the question. It is a vacuum from the compression inside the chamber.

[@jongreca5429]

Think magnetic

[@drmuhammadashraf3720]

Content looks good but no need of background music which is a distractor

[@yaad2226]

is there any clinical proof i have seen testimony but that means nothing to me all product and service provider can biy such testimony

[@geraldcortez826]

this is very nice info, love the details what settings do you use on ed? love to hear more about that best video on youtube for shock wave therapy thank you for all the info

[@yelkalla1969]

the protocol is :2 times /week for 3 wk then 3 wk off with no tx then 3wk 2 times with 5 treatment zones three on the top of the shaft and one on each proximal side of the shaft 300 shock /zone or 3 mins /zone intensity : 0.09 mj/mm2 that's all what you need and good luck with ED

[@geraldcortez826]

thank you so much I'll save this info and remember when I save up the money to buy a system. cheapest I seen with all hookups is 1700 on ebay seems like hospital quality probably cheap system compeered to what they really use but only one I can ever dream of getting. I'm on disability so will take awhile to save that up thank you so much tho:) gives me hope

[@yelkalla1969]

Gerald Cortez good luck with everything but I just want to let you know that’s not a medical advice . This is just what I would use with this device for ED

[@geraldcortez826]

@@yelkalla1969 I understand as long as the settings are right that's all I care about because to get a doctor to do it is something I can never do 500 a treatment. Also just did the same kind of treatment on myself with ultrasound but ultrasound isn't as good as shockwave and the ultrasound was more dangerous but it helped some. I got some feeling back and get a little bit hard. Seen a guy come up with the treatment and tried it 2x a week off a week for a total of 6 treatments 5 places top 12 o'clock for 2 minutes then below at 430 o'clock then 730 o'clock then under the balls on both sides of the scrotum. So I already kind of got the treatment down because they are the same but in the research I read they said shockwave works way better and safer. Cause with the ultrasound I couldn't let it stay in one place to long or it can do more damage than good. Anyway means a lot that you gave me the settings cause I was going to find a way anyway lol thanks man take care

[@yelkalla1969]

check this out start from 2:43 kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4mlf3aiet-lZtE You need to direct the shock wave on the corpus cavernosum on both sides 3 mins on the top of the shaft on the tree different places and the other 2 places are under the balls on both sides of the scrotum. Good luck

[@greenfield8602]

Thanks Physiozone

[@helenmchugh416]

Does it work for frozen shoulder

[@mdm7387]

Duration of the each treatment ? and how many sessions require and how often ?

[@physiozone]

difficult to answer those questions, as it depends on the condition. You need to get an assessment done to establish what you need.

[@mdm7387]

@@physiozone ok got it Thanks

[@choosetohealnow]

Great information, get rid of the annoying music!!!

[@ceoakira5976]

Hi I see two types low intensity and high intensity can you please share what is the difference , can same machine work for ED and shoulder or muscle pain.

[@yvonnetuchscher6055]

Yes. Different heads and energy

[@viuvenitlalumina]

Maybe mix it with militesla and gauss.

[@infinitypoker6383]

Is this used for ED? Is it safe to use in ur penis?

[@tylervorst9993]

Where do you get training for shockwave therapy?

[@physiozone]

Hi Tyler, where are you based?

[@tylervorst9993]

@@physiozone Ohio

[@physiozone]

@@tylervorst9993 looking for a physio? My cousin is in Akron, Ohio, was hoping to visit him once travel is back up and running so can maybe meet up with you at some point to discuss the possibilities of relocating. :)

[@tylervorst9993]

@@physiozone I'm a chiropractor, looking into adding shockwave therapy to my practice

[@physiozone]

@@tylervorst9993 sure, I'm looking to relocate to the states if I can find an employer/sponsor, and will bring my shockwave unit in exchange. just putting it out there. otherwise, not sure about where to get training in US?

[@washingtonconsultants1041]

Does it work on gout?

[@physiozone]

It can give some relief sure, but it is painful to administer to the joints

[@wendybuchanan4414]

The back ground rock concert music is NOT necessary!!!!!!!!!!! Very distracting!!!!!! I can't listen to this!

[@andygooch1]

I completely agree! Unwatchable

[@johnditta]

How much it costs for machine?

[@liampetursson1488]

John Ditta 10k+

[@unslientminority1063]

EBay has them for about $300 to $400 ...don't forget to order the gel too.(ultrasound gel)..aka KY gel is the same thing.

[@cornnellify]

How deep does it penetrate?

[@puppydog3371]

I would like to hear what you have to say, but that music is so loud and distracting that I had to quit watching the video

[@manuelcamino4025]

I had 7 sessions here in Tokyo of Radial Shockwave (a device called ShockMaster) and, unfortunately, it was a waste of time and money, :(

[@myla6135]

Thanks for letting others know. I'm a bit wary of this therapy and it is very expensive. I hope you found something that did help.

[@ahmedqusay7736]

Do you have tendinitis and how much it cost

[@Ben-gi9oq]

Find a provider that offers the Piezowave 2 by Richard Wolf, it transformed my life. Radial shockwave is the old school way of delivering shockwaves. It has no ability on targeting the actual injured tissue. Piezowave only targets damaged tissue and it actually works!

[@leelunk8235]

BEN+ WHAT BODY PART DID YOU HAVE IT DONE WITH RADIAL?

[@MariaEstrabo]

Ston shackweve

[@azndelight6281]

LOL. Overpriced massager/vibrator..but in a jackhammer way... LOL