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Shockwave Therapy Burnaby: Fast Relief for Chronic Tendon & Muscle Pain

Shockwave therapy in Burnaby is one of the most effective physiotherapy tools for stubborn pain that won’t go away on its own. At Metrotown Active Health in Burnaby, we use shockwave to help patients recover from tendonitis, muscle injuries, plantar fasciitis, calcific shoulder pain, and long-standing overuse injuries.

Unlike traditional treatments, shockwave stimulates your body’s healing at a deeper level — helping chronic conditions finally resolve.

Shockwave therapy Burnaby

What Is Shockwave Therapy?

Shockwave uses high-energy sound waves to stimulate tissue repair. When applied to an injured tendon or muscle, the waves:

  • Increase blood flow

  • Break down scar tissue

  • Reduce inflammation

  • Trigger regeneration

  • Improve mobility

  • Reduce pain sensitivity

Many patients feel improvement within 1–3 sessions.

⭐ Conditions Shockwave Is Excellent For

Shockwave is ideal for chronic, stubborn conditions like:

Tendinopathies

  • Achilles tendonitis

  • Patellar tendon pain

  • Elbow tendonitis (tennis/golfer’s elbow)

Foot & heel pain

  • Plantar fasciitis

  • Heel spurs

Shoulder injuries

  • Calcific tendonitis

  • Rotator cuff tendinopathy

Hip pain

  • Gluteal tendinopathy

  • IT band issues

Other chronic muscle injuries

If you’ve tried stretching, massage, or exercises without long-term improvement — shockwave is often the missing piece.

⭐ What Does Shockwave Feel Like?

Patients describe it as:

  • “A tapping sensation”

  • “Pressure that releases tightness”

  • “Uncomfortable but satisfying”

Intensity is adjusted based on your tolerance.

⭐ Shockwave + Physiotherapy = Best Results

At MAHI, shockwave is always combined with:

  • Manual therapy

  • Strengthening

  • Mobility training

This ensures lasting improvement rather than temporary relief.

⭐ Book Shockwave Therapy in Burnaby

Many patients see improvement after their very first treatment.

 
 
 

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