Photobiomodulation therapy (PBM) has emerged as an effective treatment for musculoskeletal disorders, specifically chronic non-specific low back pain (NSCLBP). This therapy is renowned for its beneficial impact on biomarkers such as creatine kinase (CK) and serum cortisol levels, which are commonly associated with stress caused by physical exercise or chronic pain. The integration of PBM with aquatic exercises, such as deep water running (DWR), holds great potential in reducing pain and enhancing physical function.
PBM, also referred to as red light therapy, utilizes distinct light wavelengths to penetrate tissues and enhance cellular activity. This technique has the potential to decrease inflammation, support tissue healing, and regulate pain. Individuals with NSCLBP can benefit from PBM as a non-invasive, medication-free approach to pain management and enhancing mobility.
A recent study evaluated the effects of combining PBM with DWR on pain intensity, disability, physical performance, and biomarkers like cortisol and CK in individuals with NSCLBP. Participants were divided into three groups:
At Prungo, we are committed to advancing the field of red light therapy with our innovative Prungo Red Light Therapy Module. Our portable red light therapy products are designed to provide effective pain relief and enhance recovery for users suffering from conditions like NSCLBP.
Prungo is committed to delivering exceptional portable red light therapy devices that assist users in attaining improved health and wellness outcomes. Photobiomodulation therapy, particularly when paired with physical exercises such as deep water running, presents notable advantages for individuals experiencing chronic non-specific low back pain. The alleviation of pain intensity and disability, coupled with the regulation of stress biomarkers, highlights the potential of PBM as an influential therapeutic instrument.
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