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Red Light Therapy for Pain Relief

Red Light Therapy for Pain: 10 Studies Show How It Works

Studies show that red light therapy reduces chronic and acute pain. These include studies on red light therapy to reduce the pain of muscle soreness, dental injections and surgeries, broken bone resetting surgery, broken wrist after cast removal, acute and chronic tendinitis, nerve transplant to restore elbow function, Bell’s Palsy muscle pain, and Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy pain.

Red Light Therapy for Sprains Speeds Healing

Red Light Therapy for Muscle Injury

Studies show that red light therapy helps athletes with injuries in these ways. Red light therapy reduces ankle sprain pain after one session; reduces ankle sprain pain after two sessions; reduces ankle sprain edema; returns athletes from injury to play up to 71% faster; reduces shoulder teninitis pain faster than naproxen sodium; improves Achilles tendinitis healing time faster when prefaced with ice therapy; and speeds eccentric exercise tendinitis physical therapy.

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