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How Is Laser Used in Medicine?

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  A common and incorrect belief is that the high-power primary green laser can be used to treat or treat small wounds and scars. If the laser is strong enough, it will not heal the wound, it will only burn it and iron it in the process. Laser cautery can reduce the chance of infection, but a burn will cause more damage. Infrared laser pointers are commonly used to treat soft tissue injuries such as bruises and sprains. Through a process is known as microcirculation therapy as biostimulation, lasers can penetrate under the skin and activate cells. This, in turn, improves microcirculation, immune response, and inflammation and reduces pain. Laser acupuncture: It is essentially a non-invasive method that uses an infrared laser to stimulate acupuncture pressure points and is ideal for people who are afraid of needles or who cannot tolerate the sensation of needles entering their bodies. Laser acupuncture is an ideal treatment for soft tissue injuries and pain relief for both acute and...