Ultrasound therapy has a mechanical, physico-chemical and weak thermal effect on the body. The impact of ultrasound due to variable acoustic pressure causes microvibration, a kind of “micromassage” of tissues.
Due to the effect of ultrasound, the intensity of redox processes increases, the formation of biologically active substances - heparin, histamine, serotonin, etc. - increases.
Ultrasound has a pronounced analgesic, antispasmodic (eliminates spasms), anti-inflammatory, antiallergic and tonic effect. It stimulates blood and lymph circulation, regenerative processes, improves tissue nutrition.
Ultrasound therapy has been widely used in the clinic of internal diseases, with diseases of the joints, skin, ear, throat, and nose.
