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The Roundtable / Re: Cold laser therapy devices
« Last post by K Frame on Today at 07:16:57 AM »Much lower/slower. I haven’t seen the studies validating them but I do have experience with the 3b Erchonia.
And the problem with that is? Is there really any expectation that an at home device is going to offer the same speed benefits as a medical-grade one? No.
But I'll say this...
Since I started treating Seren two days ago, I've seen a marked improvement. She's more energetic and her rear leg position is much more natural. previously, when standing, she was VERY down on her pastern. That's an indication of knee and/or hip pain.
This morning her position was much more natural.
She'll be starting a new NSAID in a few days, but I'm going to continue using the device.
As for my knees after two days? Also a marked improvement in my pain levels.
The device also has a "surface treatment" mode that uses different wavelengths. It's for wound healing, etc. I've started using that mode on several patches of psoarsis (sp? I can never spell that) that I have on the back my hand and elbow. Way too early to tell any different for that, though.
Castle Key will confirm that I'm kind of a maniac when it comes to my dogs. I can see things that aren't there, I can see the worst case scenario, and I can grasp at straws. That's part of my mental process when it comes to my dogs.
But what I'm seeing right now isn't imaginary. It's physical, and it's showing as an improvement in Seren's energy levels and her positioning when she's standing and also when she's walking.
