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Low Dose Radiation Experts
Why Consider Low Dose Radiation?
- How it Works: Low dose radiation has potent long lasting anti-inflammatory effects in joint spaces and soft tissue that can significantly relieve pain, reduce swelling, and improve joint mobility.
- Success Rate: Effective in 75–80% of patients, established over decades in Europe and USA.
- Onset of Relief: During treatment or within the first few weeks or months.
- Longevity: Relief often lasts for months to years — with majority of patients experiencing long term benefit. It can be repeated safely as needed.
- Quick and Convenient: A typical course includes six 15-minute treatment sessions scheduled over 2–3 weeks, performed in a comfortable outpatient setting.
- Insurance: Widely covered by health insurance including Medicare and Medicaid.
- Is it Safe? Extremely low radiation dose has minimal-to-no side effects, no significant risk of tissue damage and no reported secondary cancers when treating extremities.
- When Should I Consider Low Dose Radiation? After failing conservation management with rest, NSAIDS and/or physical therapy.
- Exclusions: Contraindicated for pregnant individuals. Can consider patients under age of 40 years old in select cases.
Low Dose Radiation for Painful Arthritis, Tendonitis, Bursitis, and Plantar Fasciitis
Discover the benefits of Low Dose Radiation for treating painful arthritis, tendonitis, bursitis, and plantar fasciitis. Join us in exploring a promising approach to pain management.
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Low Dose Radiation is gaining credibility as an effective treatment for various orthopedic conditions such as arthritis, tendonitis, bursitis, and plantar fasciitis. Scientific studies indicate its impact for reducing inflammation and alleviating chronic pain. Our team is committed to educating patients and healthcare providers about this innovative therapy and its benefits. We aim to establish Low Dose Radiation as a legitimate option backed by evidence and regional expertise.
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Reach Out to Us
St Marks Radiation Therapy
1250 E 3900 Suite B10
Salt Lake, UT 84124
Phone: 801-456-8401
Fax: 801-456-8408
Timpanogos Cancer Center
700 W 800 N Suite 140
Orem, UT 84057
Phone: 801-852-0210
Fax: 801-852-0215
Idaho Cancer Center
3245 Channing Way
Idaho Falls, ID 83404
Phone: 208-207-2700
Fax: 208-227-2735
