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Using Shockwave Therapy to Treat Pain

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Shockwave is applied to the body by a hand piece that vibrates transmitting high intensity energy to the tissues in waves.
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Orthotic therapy

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Foot orthotic therapy has been used to treat mechanically related foot and lower limb disorders for over two centuries.
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Foot and lower limb pain

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Pain or injury happens when loads exceed what the tissues (i.e. bone, ligament, tendon, muscle etc.) can tolerate.
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Diabetic Foot Management

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80% of diabetes-related amputations are preventable with proper treatment and ongoing management (Diabetic Foot Australia, 2019)
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