Heel pain can have a huge impact on your daily life. It can affect your ability to walk and make it difficult to carry out even basic tasks, like shopping for groceries or doing household chores. Fortunately, treatments are available that can address even severe heel pain. Shockwave therapy may be the solution you are looking for. You might be wondering how shockwave therapy works, and how might it reduce your heel pain? This blog post provides helpful information.

If chronic pain, joint injuries, or limited mobility are affecting your life, you’ve likely explored a range of treatment options, from physical therapy to surgery or other forms of injections. 

However, what if the solution could be found within your own body? Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy is an innovative, non-surgical treatment that harnesses the healing power of your body’s own growth factors. This approach targets the underlying causes of pain and damage, offering a natural and effective way to promote tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and restore mobility. PRP is particularly beneficial for conditions such as tendon injuries, muscle strains, and early-stage arthritis, providing a swift return to an active lifestyle without the need for long-term pain management.

Pain doesn’t just slow you down, it steals moments, experiences, and the freedom to do what you love. Whether it’s missing a hike, struggling through a workday, or feeling like you’re constantly held back, pain takes a toll not just on your body but on your spirit.

At Asheville Non-Surgical Orthopedics, we believe in staying at the forefront of non-invasive, cutting-edge treatments to help our patients heal naturally and avoid surgery. MLS Robotic Laser Therapy has already proven to be an exceptional tool for pain relief, inflammation reduction, and tissue repair. But when paired with regenerative medicine procedures like PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma), Biologic cell therapy AKA Stem Cell Therapy, Prolozone, and Shockwave Therapy, it creates a powerful, synergistic effect that accelerates healing and maximizes long-term results.

In the field of regenerative medicine, technological advancements have revolutionized how we treat pain and injuries. One of the many exciting breakthroughs is Multiwave Locked System (MLS) Laser Therapy, an innovative, non-invasive treatment that accelerates healing, reduces inflammation, and provides lasting pain relief. At Asheville Non-Surgical Orthopedics, we utilize the MLS M7 Laser, a top-tier system known for its precision and effectiveness. But how exactly does MLS Laser Therapy work? Let’s explore the science behind this cutting-edge technology.  

Living with pain can make even the simplest tasks feel overwhelming. Whether it’s chronic joint pain, nerve discomfort, post-surgery discomfort,  a lingering injury that just doesn’t heal, or inflammation that won’t go away, finding an effective and non-invasive treatment can be frustrating. At Asheville Non-Surgical Orthopedics, we offer a cutting-edge solution to help you get back to doing what you love. The MLS laser therapy is positively impacting our patients, read more to learn about this cutting edge therapy in conveniently located Asheville NC.  

At Asheville Non-Surgical, we always strive to offer the most innovative, effective treatments to help you manage and alleviate chronic pain. One treatment gaining attention for its potential to help with various types of pain is the Sphenopalatine Ganglion Block (SPGB). This procedure is becoming a popular option for patients struggling with chronic headaches, migraines, and other facial pain disorders.

You left it all on the court. Since then, you’ve been feeling that persistent ache on the outer side of your elbow, and it’s starting to get in the way of your life. Is it possible it’s tennis elbow?

As many athletes know, tennis elbow is a common condition caused by overuse of the forearm muscles. So, how do you know if it’s overexertion or if it’s time to seek help from a non-surgical orthopedist?

You’re outdoors enjoying the beauty that surrounds you and all of a sudden you get a sharp pain in your knee. You have a hiking trip planned but you’re scared that the pain will return and you don’t want to miss out on enjoying life with your loved ones.

Is your pain lingering even after trying to rest? Maybe it’s a meniscus tear?

If you are familiar with basic concepts of neuromusculoskeletal medicine, you probably already know that nerve blocks can be a very effective way to relieve pain and even diagnose certain conditions. But did you know that one type of nerve block, known as a stellate ganglion block (SGB), might also be helpful for treating some cases of PTSD? Continue reading below to learn more about how this may be true.