What does breast physiotherapy do?

Once a woman has a breast disease, it is best to go to the hospital for treatment, or use some treatment methods with fewer side effects. Physical therapy is a good treatment method, and this treatment method has relatively little impact on the body and can also achieve the effect of pain relief. However, some people still don’t know what the effects of this physical therapy are. So, what does breast physiotherapy do?

First, what is the effect of breast therapy? Electric pulses simulate acupuncture massage, infrared heating produces thermal biological effects, and has the function of drug ion penetration. It aims to treat and care for female breast diseases. It is based on the meridian treatment methods of traditional Chinese medicine, traditional and modern treatment methods, and integrates microcomputer simulation control to use infrared thermal radiation, drug ion introduction, and electric pulses to act on the diseased tissue, promote local metabolism and activate the immune system, change the excitability of peripheral nerves, and make the diseased tissue drugs in a high concentration state to achieve a therapeutic effect.

Second, the breast treatment device can adjust the endocrine system, balance the chaotic secretion, re-secrete hormones, etc., and can solve benign breast diseases. It promotes metabolism, improves blood microcirculation, dredges the mammary glands, stimulates hormone regeneration, thereby increasing elasticity, preventing sagging, and increasing milk. It directly acts on breast lesions in the breast area, improves local microcirculation of the breast through the abundant breast blood vessels and meridians, accelerates blood flow, promotes tissue metabolism, softens nodules, and improves tissue regeneration and antibacterial capabilities.

What are the effects of breast physiotherapy? It is particularly effective in treating mastitis, mastalgia, breast cysts, and breast hyperplasia in women. It also has certain therapeutic and preventive effects on breast fibroids. It also has obvious effects on the treatment of other breast diseases in women, as well as on promoting lactation and relieving milk stasis in lactating women. It is also widely used in skin beauty and muscle massage. Near infrared light: can penetrate the affected area to a depth of more than 4 cm, accelerate blood circulation, improve the metabolism of local tissues, speed up the absorption and excretion of the lesion site, and achieve the purpose of reducing swelling and relieving pain. Magnetic therapy: reduce swelling and relieve pain, adjust cell polarity.