Comparing Traditional and Laser Treatments for
Radicular Pain

Over the years, medical professionals have adopted various methods to combat radicular pain:

• Medications: Traditionally, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), muscle relaxants, or even opioids were prescribed. However, they come with side effects and the potential for addiction.
• Physical Therapy: A physiotherapist could guide patients through exercises to strengthen the back, improve posture, and increase flexibility.
• Surgery: In extreme cases, surgery might be recommended to relieve the compression on the nerve.
• Laser Treatment: Enter the era of Class IV laser therapy – a non-invasive technique offering the benefits of reduced inflammation, pain relief, and stimulated tissue healing without the drawbacks of traditional methods.

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