Patients typically experience heat over the targeted region, with some slight soreness to follow. Some even describe as a deep massage.

5-15 minutes over a targeted area with the size of a tennis ball. It is largely dependent on the specific condition.

• Deep tissue heating, which in turn increases blood flow to the targeted area, which leads to relaxed muscles, reduced muscle spasms, and pain alleviation.

• Reduction of inflammation by increasing the local circulation and promoting the removal of inflammatory byproducts from the affected area. This can help in reducing swelling and pain associated with acute or chronic injuries.

Yes, therapeutic ultrasound is considered safe when administered by trained professionals. It is non-invasive and does not involve ionizing radiation.

Relief can be immediate, however the number of sessions needed varies based on the individual's condition. Generally, a course of 6 to 12 sessions may be recommended for optimal results.

While therapeutic ultrasound is beneficial for various musculoskeletal conditions, its appropriateness depends on the specific injury or condition. The physiotherapist will assess and determine the suitability for each case.

• Are pregnant

• Have tumours over affected region

• Have joint implants with cement

• Have an infection