Bradley May's Contact Details

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The Injury Lab

Adelaide, South Australia, Australia • 1 Employees
Alternative Medicine

This is a Unique Clinic based on scientific findings that practice the use of Magnetotherapy, Hot/cold compression contrast therapy, Vacuum therapy, Interferential therapy, micro-needling, and Percussion massage therapy to aid in the patient's recovery. Based in St Morris, Adelaide, we aid in sporting injuries, work related injuries and Improving the defence forces bodies. You have an injury we have you coveredNOW THE NITTY GRITTY**Hold cold contrast compression therapy**-Cryotherapy (Cold) works by reducing blood flow to a particular area, which can significantly reduce inflammation and swelling that causes pain, especially around a joint or a tendon. -Thermotherapy (hot) treat symptoms of acute or chronic pain, especially those related to muscle tension or spasm. Thermotherapy widens blood vessels and increases blood flow to the skin. It relaxes superficial muscles, decreases muscle spasm and reduces stiffness of joints-Contrast therapy works on the concept of vasodilatation (which occurs in the heat) and vasoconstriction (which occurs in the cold). Basically, this results in reduced inflammation, enhance your sleep, improve circulation, relieve depression and provide an overall sense of wellbeing.-Compression works by adding pressure to contracting areas of restricted flow, allowing the veins in the limbs to loosen. This loosening decreases venous pressure, reduces edema, and aids the body in moving blood towards the heart**Magneto-therapy**Very efficient in the management of pain (acute and chronic), edema, and inflammation, wound healings, soft tissue injury, skin ulcers, bone unification, and osteoporosis. **Interferential**stimulates nerve activity. This is designed to give you pain relief and increase blood flow to the injured area of your body**Vacuum Therapy**Frequency Waves which heat up the outer most layer of your skin cells. Due to the heat, the dermal layer of the skin becomes thickened boosting collagen.