Laser Therapy Protocol: Unwind, Tissue Repair, Inflammation | My Pet Laser
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- Start with the Unwind Protocol to relax the animal. Use Setting #3, 1000-3000 Hz, and slowly scan from the base of the skull down to the tail, distal to the midline to hit nerve roots and avoid treating directly over bone.
To treat post-op wounds or lick granulomas, use My Pet Laser Setting #2 at 250 Hz and treat around the affected area to promote tissue repair.
For inflammation, use Setting #1 at 50 Hz and treat around the affected joints or areas.
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Video Transcript:
Hi, Mark Strong back with you with Multi Radiance Medical. This is our My Pet Laser rental program. Your veterinarian can now rent these very safe lasers to you, so let's talk to you today about how you might use that.
Open up to the Quick Reference Guide and this tells you exactly the three different protocols that can be used. These address issues like 50 Hz for inflammation, 250 Hz for tissue repair, and the 1,000-3,000 for pain and swelling. Just that simple. Three separate controls makes it very, very easy to use.
So one of our favorite protocols is the unwind protocol. So we'll move this down to setting number three, that's our 1,000-3,000 Hz, and just push the on button after you've set it right there, and you're good to go. It has a preset timer, you can see the red light flashing.
The visible red is also accompanied by two other wavelengths, it's the 875 and the 905, and that's the super pulsed laser that gives you the depth of penetration that we need to address these deep issues like arthritis. So you just start up at the base of the skull and about a centimeter per second, your vet will have you just slowly scan right along the spine, not over the bone itself, but off to the side, we call it distal to the midline, so you're hitting all those nice nerve roots.
And for any of you that have had acupuncture, you know that these nerve roots are absolutely part of what the acupuncture process is all about. We've just changed it up with high technology to call it laserpuncture because we can get the same effect with lasers as we might with needles but with no needles being stuck in. And some dogs cats and horses don't like needles. So now we have something that's very comfortable, very easy for them to tolerate and we get this wonderful endorphin response which just makes them really nice and chill and relaxed, and it's very pleasing.
You're now part of the therapy team, you're part of this healing process using the power of photons to reach into these tissues deeply and get the job done to relieve that pain, or to relieve inflammation, or to provide extra fast healing. So this is the unwind protocol, the 1,000-3,000 Hz for relief of pain and swelling.
Next we just push the power button, reset it, and now we can talk about doing the tissue repair which would be 250 Hz. So if your vet prescribes to you the laser for use with a wound, a post-operative wound, then you'll just set that to setting number two, push the button, your back in operation. And now what we're doing is we're stimulating production of ATP. You remember your high school biology classes? Adenosine triphosphate, that's the precursor to creating new healthy cells that then proliferate to where they're needed.
So in the case of a wound, we'll just pretend that Aric, our beautiful Belgian Malinois, pretend he has a wound here on his shoulder. We'll just treat around that area, just scanning it about a centimeter per second, where we have inflammation, and they just love it. They're so comfortable with our lasers.
So if there was a lick granuloma or maybe your dog got in a fight or was hit by a car, you're just scanning around that area but it's especially good to promote healing.
You can accelerate healing, but it's a very complete healing and it's using the power of light and it has no side effects. So instead of drugs with their side effects, we're using laser which has none. So talk to your vet about the Rent My Pet Laser program. It's so incredibly useful.
The third setting, just push the power button and set it up to number one. Number one is our 50 Hz and that's when you have those joints with arthritis and you just treat radially right around the joint, bending it slowly so that you're getting the energy inside that joint to the articular surfaces. That's where the inflammation lives in the case of arthritis and with the hips, much the same thing. Just treat all around that hip and especially spend time around the joint itself and stretch that leg out to get inside those articular surfaces. He's such a good boy. They love the feel of this and you know what, that's what's so nice about it. You're not only part of the healing and the therapy team, but your animal loves it. Right? Yeah, guess that's our answer!
Currently renting this device from my Vet. Using it on my 12 1/2 yr. old wire-haired dachshund who has arthritis in a hind leg.
Do I use it directly on the affected joints/bones or the surrounding tissue?
Hi there, you can treat directly over the joint.
I have a laser but not this instructions. Is there a way I can get a copy to keep on hand please. Also my laser buttons seem to be slow on mine now. I press them & they don't immediately work. It's not even 2 years old & only have used maybe a dozen times. I'd greatly appreciate some help with my laser please. Thanks.
Hi Angel, thank you for your questions, please visit the Contact Us page on our website and a rep in your area will be able to help: www.multiradiance.com/about/customer-service/contact-us/
My rep has completely abandoned helping. I've texted in the past & recently & no response! I'm hearing that I'm not the only one this is happening to. So I won't work with her any longer. I also have others who are interested in purchasing but I will not refer them to her. Extremely disappointing after spending a lot of money on this device. I will reach out but want a new rep!
@@BRATTICUS68 Angel, I apologize that you are experiencing this. When you go to fill out the form above, please mention this and we will be able to rectify this situation.
Also, what is the best setting for an ACL tear in a dog?
thank you, So 1 is for arthritis, 2 is for injury and 3 is for relaxing?
Hi Kristin, you're correct. In the My Pet Laser Quick Reference Guide, the settings are as follows: Setting 1 for Inflammation, Setting 2 for Repairing Injuries and Healing, and Setting 3 for Swelling and Pain Relief (which has a relaxing effect).
Don't you need to wear goggles to protect eyes?
Hi Chris, Multi Radiance Super Pulsed Lasers are Class 1M laser therapy devices (the safest FDA laser class), so goggles are not required. We do provide protective goggles with purchase for patients/users to wear if they prefer. Thank you!
Will this work for hip dysplasia?
Can I rent this from the website?
Hi there! We can try to locate a doctor near you that rents this model if you fill out this form: www.multiradiance.com/about/customer-service/contact-us/