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| So my horse was diagnosed with a strained left hind superficial digital flexor tendon. We injected with PRP and recommended shock wave. I do magna wave and vet tried to tell me it wouldn't be good for it. I have had success with using the magna wave on strained and tore tendons.
Anyone have any experience / feedback concerning shockwave versus magna wave? Or using both? |
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Location: Texas | wouldn't be good as in, would do harm? or wouldn't be good as in, he doesn't think it will do anything? |
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Location: TN | bump.... |
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| He said not help and possibly make it worse |
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| Look up the runners relief this is what it made for it is really good stuff |
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| Acuscope and time off. This is what I did for my gelding and he's right back to working. |
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| Cold laser therapy, stall rest, hand walking, and time. My gelding goes in next week for his 4 month ultrasound to see how he's healing. Same injury but left front. |
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Location: TN | klowrey - 2016-11-16 9:27 PM Look up the runners relief this is what it made for it is really good stuff
Used this religiously on some and i've seen no difference on the ones we've used it on vs the others |
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| I like runners relief but it's a bit time consuming (sweating the leg process). Back on Track quick wraps are great, just easy no mess,. leave them on and go. Cold hosing, hand walking slowly build up time, lots of rest. |
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Location: Texas | klowrey - 2016-11-16 8:27 PM Look up the runners relief this is what it made for it is really good stuff
I used Runners Relief on a high bowed tendon, just below the knee. It was a 50% tear, one vet told me he thought it would be career ending. WRONG He was back to riding in 90 days and he is running better than he ever has! |
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