Laser Therapy in Fargo
Fargo Chiropractor Dr. Brook Townley uses Multi Radiance Medical Super Pulsed Laser technology to provide her patients with another method to help them heal. If you’ve ever wished your body could “turn down the noise” in a sore area, laser therapy is one way to encourage that response, without needles or downtime.
What This Modality Is and How It Works
Multi Radiance combines several forms of light energy in one system, including a super-pulsed infrared laser (905 nm) delivered in ultra-short bursts, as well as other wavelengths such as infrared (875 nm) and red light (660 nm). Some devices also include blue light and a static magnetic field. In plain terms, it’s a carefully engineered mix designed to reach different tissue depths and encourage cellular activity tied to comfort and recovery.
Concerns Commonly Addressed With This Therapy
Laser therapy is often used for:
- Muscle strains, tightness, and spasms
- Tendon or ligament irritation, like tennis elbow
- Joint stiffness, including arthritic changes
- Neck pain, low back pain, sciatica, and TMJ syndrome
- Foot pain, including plantar fasciitis
What a Session Feels Like
The handheld laser is applied to the area of pain, sometimes guided by built-in technology that identifies physiological change in tissue and delivers a measured dose to that tissue. Most sessions are about 5 minutes in length. Most patients feel very little to mild warmth, and you can usually head right back to your day after treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there any downtime afterward?
Can this be used with adjustments or rehab?
Who shouldn’t do laser therapy?
Schedule Your Laser Therapy Visit
If you want a non-invasive option that fits into your real life, reach out to Origin Chiropractic Physicians to learn more about Multi Radiance laser therapy and get a plan built around your goals.
