thermotherapy
- noun
- /ˌθɜrməˈθɛrəpi/
- Specialized
- Using thermotherapy, the doctor was able to relieve the patient's muscle pain effectively.
So this now is orange light thermotherapy and T Sonic pulsations.
- So this now is orange light thermotherapy and T Sonic pulsations.
Examples
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Many athletes use thermotherapy after workouts to reduce muscle soreness.
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These include the exploration of the peripheral and central mechanisms of pain, neurological pathways to pain, non-pharmacological approaches to its management, such as thermotherapy, transcutaneous electrical stimulation, aids and devices, and pharmacological approaches to pain management including disease #.
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So this now is orange light thermotherapy and T Sonic pulsations.
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The physical therapist suggested thermotherapy as a treatment option for my injured back.
Synonyms
A medical treatment that uses fast electric currents to heat body tissue for therapy or surgery
How Hot
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word thermotherapy comes from Greek parts thermo- meaning 'heat' and therapy meaning 'treatment'. The thermo- part also appears in the familiar word thermometer. So thermotherapy means 'treatment with heat', which is why it is used to ease pain and help the body heal.