Experiences with

Laser therapy

Does anyone use Red Light Therapy (RLT) is a commonly used term for what is widely known as Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT), or Photobiomodulation (PBM) Therapy? I am still receiving a treatment - rapid transformation therapy?

Terahertz therapy Desas pcm 6 Cold laser therapy Proton EMF pulse, crystal heat therapy mats Leg compress massage therapy Magnetic therapy. Are all available at some cost, and can be used for extreme pain relief and manic insomnia.

The experience with the dermatologist has been really frustrating: took ages, then eventually get a referral for laser therapy but when I go the consultant told me it's not appropriate because I don't have fixed redness.

therapy / accupuncture / Hypnosis Dont wait just make a start and get healthy.

Massage, ice, meds, trips to vet daily for laser therapy, etc. for at least 8 weeks. Has anyone else been through this and have any coping skills to suggest?

Red Light Therapy (B–) Red light therapy (low-level laser therapy) may help reduce inflammation and promote tissue repair by increasing circulation. While some studies show promising short-term relief, long-term benefits and optimal protocols remain somewhat variable. 4.

Lessor known holistic/unapproved therapies: Acupuncture, PRP ([i]Platelet-Rich Plasma[/i]), (gaining traction in the medical field) LLLT ([i]Low-Level Therapy[/i]), (gaining traction in the medical field) Ozone Therapy Reflexology

Have two more weeks of injections ( once a week), then I have six weeks of low level laser therapy and core streghtening tens. I do hope this works as even the buprenorphine is not having any effect on the tugging pulling electric shock feelings in my legs now.

Have two more weeks of injections ( once a week), then I have six weeks of low level laser therapy and core streghtening tens. I do hope this works as even the buprenorphine is not having any effect on the tugging pulling electric shock feelings in my legs now.

Well the acupunture doesn't seem to be helping at this stage, have stopped it and trying reflexology and Low level laser therapy.

Well the acupunture doesn't seem to be helping at this stage, have stopped it and trying reflexology and Low level laser therapy.

Hi All, So far on my journey, some interesting developments; I have scheduled intraovarian PRP (Platelet-rich plasma) and LLLT (Low-level laser therapy) to commence 100 days prior to my next round of IVF....... I was told the eggs renew every 100 days.

Only way to address this is dozens of laser therapy which will only reduce the shade or a tattoo. Any suggestions for tattoo theme would be extremely grateful! Stay safe all xx Photo attached.

Hello and good morning I decided to start combination therapy today I just don't know when I should take T3? I wanted to know your friends' opinions on this Thank you

I am so overwhelmed with the response to my post and would love to say THANKYOU to ALL who have posted and who may post in the future. So people i have been on the PR and done this for 7wks and 12 sessions it was great got me motivated and educated regarding lung issues. It did help but i felt a bit

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Hi everybody, I was recommended this book in a group therapy session last week - Embracing the Fear by Judith Bemis & AMR Barrada. It's a quick read and I found it to be super helpful for anyone living with anxiety/panic attacks: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/embracing-the-fear-judith-bemis/1102966772

I am struggling morning and late morning with body temperature and feeling very cold. Late afternoon they pick up and I start to feel warm again. My labs look good on T4 (25mg)/T3(60 mg) combination therapy but my vitals don't show this. Can anyone advise?

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