Shockwave Therapy Safety & Contraindications
This page is educational and not a substitute for individualized medical advice. Shockwave treatment can have side effects, and suitability depends on the person, body area, condition and treatment parameters.
Possible effects
Clinical sources describe temporary application-site effects such as discomfort, redness or bruising. Contraindications and precautions can include circumstances where treatment near particular tissues or in people with certain medical conditions may be inappropriate.
Why device labels are not enough
A machine offering a preset named after a condition does not establish that the device is suitable for every person with that condition. The safest purchase decision separates interface features from medical evidence.
For equipment research, continue to radial vs focused shockwave.