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Diabetic foot syndrome remains one of the most challenging complications of long-term diabetes, often resulting in ulcers, infections, and chronic pain. Traditional management involves wound care, antibiotics, and strict glycemic control. Howeve...
View detailsFoot and ankle surgeries, such as bunion correction, tendon repair, or ligament reconstruction, often leave patients with significant pain and prolonged recovery periods. Traditional methods of post-surgical pain management—ice, NSAIDs, or opioi...
View detailsFoot pain is highly prevalent in older adults due to degenerative changes, reduced circulation, and comorbid conditions such as diabetes and arthritis. Persistent pain impairs mobility, increases fall risk, and reduces independence. Modern photo...
View detailsAthletes are at high risk of foot injuries due to repetitive stress, high-impact movements, and sudden directional changes. Traditional treatments—rest, ice, NSAIDs, and physiotherapy—often delay return-to-play. The introduction of class 4 laser...
View detailsFoot pain is one of the most prevalent issues encountered in orthopedic and podiatric clinics. It significantly limits mobility, work efficiency, and quality of life. Advances in photomedicine, especially class 4 laser therapy and deep tissue la...
View detailsFoot pain affects millions of people globally and is often caused by overuse, inflammation, or chronic degenerative conditions. Standard conservative methods, including rest, NSAIDs, and orthotics, may provide temporary relief but often fail to ...
View detailsFoot pain is a disabling condition that interferes with mobility and quality of life. Patients suffering from plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinopathy, or post-operative foot pain often experience prolonged recovery when treated only with conven...
View detailsFoot pain is one of the most common musculoskeletal complaints worldwide, affecting both athletes and the general population. Traditional treatment methods such as rest, ice, anti-inflammatory medications, and physical therapy are widely used. Ho...
View detailsRhinitis, whether allergic, non-allergic, or vasomotor, contributes to significant morbidity worldwide. Despite medical management, recurrence rates remain high. In recent years, rhinitis laser therapy has gained traction as a reliable alternati...
View detailsChronic and allergic rhinitis are among the most prevalent conditions encountered in ENT practice, with significant socioeconomic and health impacts. While medications provide partial control, many patients remain symptomatic. Class 4 laser ther...
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