Instrument-assisted therapy

When is instrument-assisted therapy used?

IASTM is used, among others, in the treatment of:

• enthesopathy,
• iliotibial band syndrome,
• fasciitis,
• "frozen shoulder",
• post-operative adhesions,
• muscle and fascia pain,
• fascial compartment syndromes,
• chronic pain conditions,
• back pain and discopathy,
• past orthopedic injuries.

Benefits

Instrument-assisted therapy improves blood circulation, which supports tissue regeneration,
increases flexibility and range of motion, and can reduce inflammation.

If you are wondering whether this method will be suitable in your case,
schedule a consultation at the Rycerska 4 Medical Center.

Limitations and contraindications

Instrument-assisted therapy requires experience and specialized training. It should be noted that:

• some techniques may cause discomfort or pain during or after the procedure,
• is unsuitable for patients with contraindications such as:

• unhealed fractures,
• thrombophlebitis and a tendency for blood clots,
• varicose veins,
• tendency for hematomas,
• blood clotting disorders,
• open wounds or skin damage at the site of the procedure.