Shockwave Therapy Murrieta, CA
Shockwave therapy is used for anything that has become damaged, whether it is bony tissue, soft tissue, or nerve tissue. It stimulates the production and regrowth of damaged tissue, targeting the body to start the repair process.
At California Oaks Chiropractic, Dr. Phillip Vournazos, D.C., uses focal wave shockwave therapy as a regenerative tool. It is typically used after the underlying biomechanical issue has been corrected, making it an important part of the overall treatment plan.
We have used shockwave therapy to treat cervical, thoracic, and lumbar degeneration, joint degeneration, nerve damage, nerve compression, torn labrums, knee degeneration, shoulder injuries, and more.
If you are experiencing pain from a degenerative or damaged condition, call (951) 698-2511 to book an appointment.
Which Conditions Can Shockwave Therapy Help Treat?
We use shockwave therapy across a wide range of conditions, including:
- Cervical degeneration
- Thoracic and lumbar degeneration
- Joint degeneration
- Nerve damage and nerve degeneration
- Nerve compression
- Anything that is degenerative or damaged
Shockwave therapy is typically used after we have fixed the underlying structural issue. It stimulates the production and regrowth of damaged tissue in the area, supporting the body’s healing process.
At California Oaks Chiropractic, we use focal wave shockwave equipment. It is a standard shockwave device used for regenerative healing.
Shockwave Therapy Patient Case Studies
Management of Torn Hip Labrum and Joint Degeneration Using Shockwave Therapy
Patient Information: A male patient presented to our clinic with a torn labrum in the right hip and degeneration of the hip joint.
Symptoms: He had pinching and sharp pain when moving his hip. The pain affected his ability to walk or do activities like hiking. He had difficulty performing normal daily activities.
Diagnosis: He was diagnosed with a torn labrum in the right hip and degeneration of the femoral acetabular joint.
Treatments: We performed shockwave therapy targeting the hip joint. He had 3 shockwave sessions.
Outcome: By his third shockwave visit, he had no pinching or sharp pain when moving his hip and could hike and perform normal activities.
Severe Knee Degeneration Resolved with Shockwave Therapy
Patient Information: A male patient who came in using a walker due to difficulty walking.
Symptoms: He had trouble ambulating and could not walk without a walker. One knee was described as very severe.
Diagnosis: He was diagnosed with degeneration and osteoarthritis of both knees.
Treatments: We performed shockwave therapy on both knees to address the degeneration and osteoarthritis.
Outcome: After shockwave treatment, the degeneration and osteoarthritis in his knees improved, and he was able to walk without a walker.
Shockwave Therapy Testimonials & Reviews
Jasmine K Saleh
I was in need of a serious adjustment & Dr. K and his staff were absolutely wonderful to work with. They took me in the same day I called, within 10 min I was booked and, in the office...
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Denise
Just WOW! Everyone at California Oaks Chiropractic in Murrieta was just professional and very nice. I felt immediately comfortable. Dr. K was very easy to talk to and made me feel at ease...
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Abby Ngo
I had a great experience with Dr. K. This is top-notch chiropractic care! From the moment I walked in, I felt welcomed, listened to, and well taken care of. Dr. K combines strong knowledge...
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Rick Scherer
My family and I have been seeing Dr. K for over 20 years, and I can't imagine going anywhere else. From the moment you walk in, you're treated like family. The office staff is incredibly friendly...
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Sandra Guzman
If you are looking for a chiropractor with a lot of knowledge, friendly staff who feels like family, and an overall welcoming environment, this is your place! Dr. K has been vital in helping my husband and I...
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Lorretta Marcum
This morning I was lucky enough to see a Daphne! Oh my heavens do I feel 1000 x better!! Then I saw Dr. Chris for an adjustment and boy does he know his stuff got rid of my sciatica pain instantly...
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If you are experiencing joint or soft tissue pain, schedule a consultation at California Oaks Chiropractic. A detailed evaluation will help determine if shockwave therapy is right for your condition.
Call (951) 698-2511 or book online using the booking tool below.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How many shockwave therapy sessions will I need?
The number of sessions varies from one to another depending on the condition and its severity. Some people start feeling an improvement after the very first shock wave therapy session, while others require multiple sessions.
Who is a good candidate for shockwave therapy?
Shockwave therapy can be helpful for people with chronic joint, muscle, and tendon pain that hasn’t improved with rest or basic treatment. You should consult your doctor to check whether your condition is appropriate for shock wave therapy.
How long does a shockwave therapy session take?
Shockwave therapy sessions are relatively quick and usually last around 10 to 20 minutes, depending on the area being treated and the treatment plan.
How soon will I see results from shockwave therapy?
Some patients begin noticing improvements right after their first session. However, for others, the effects will be gradual as the body’s healing capacity is stimulated during several sessions.
Is shockwave therapy used along with other treatments?
Yes. Shockwave therapy is often used alongside chiropractic adjustments and other supportive therapies to improve overall treatment outcomes and support recovery.
Is shockwave therapy safe?
Shockwave therapy is widely used in musculoskeletal care and is considered a safe, non-invasive treatment when performed by trained professionals.
Does shock wave therapy work?
Shock wave therapy can help reduce pain and support healing in some musculoskeletal conditions, including plantar fasciitis and muscle, tendon, or soft tissue injuries. Results vary based on the condition, severity, and individual response.
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