Over 60% of the population will suffer from back pain during their lifetime. Surprisingly, about 40% of these individuals will also experience pain radiating down the leg. This is typically due to pressure on the sciatic nerve, often resulting from a herniated disc or a bone spur.
Introducing a device that beats pain naturally and non-invasively, without side effects, and without the need to leave home.
Sciatica refers to a medical condition where pain starts in the lower back and radiates down the leg. Those suffering from sciatica often report shooting pains that typically affect one side of the body but can sometimes be felt on both sides simultaneously. Some patients also experience numbness in the leg, lower back pain, and weakness. A herniated disc or bone spur, which creates pressure on the sciatic nerve, causes around 90% of sciatica cases.
Why does it hurt?
The sciatic nerve is the longest and thickest nerve in our body. It begins in the lumbar area of the spine (L4-L5 vertebral area), passes through the back of the pelvis, and splits to continue down through the buttocks, thighs, and knees, reaching just above the foot. Since the nerve runs from the lower back to the legs, pressure on it can cause pain to radiate to the legs, not just the back.
A herniated disc causes about 90% of sciatic nerve injuries. In this condition, the intervertebral disc tears and moves out of place, creating pressure on the nerve and triggering a chain reaction that causes pain. In addition to a herniated disc or bone spur, other factors such as smoking, obesity, and pregnancy can also create pressure on the nerve and cause pain. However, unlike fibromyalgia or carpal tunnel syndrome, sciatic pain is more common in men than in women.
A small device to treat back pain – a great solution
The treatments currently offered for sciatica include analgesics, physical therapy, injections and sometimes even surgery. What if you discovered a device that treats pain naturally and non-invasively? It has no known side effects and allows you to stay home. What would you say?
Acquaint yourself with the B-Cure Laser, a device that has become a must-have in many homes. This professional medical device is Health Canada and CE approved for personal and home use.
The B-Cure Laser is a revolutionary device, which is conquering the world and treating pain for over 250,000 patients. It brings low-level laser therapy (LLLT) technology, used globally for over 40 years in pain clinics, into your lounge. B-Cure Laser uses a unique patent to harness soft laser at full power. The result is a small, convenient, and easy-to-operate device. It provides full LLLT treatment in the comfort of your home.
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The treatments currently available for sciatica include analgesics, physical therapy, injections and sometimes even surgery. So, what would you say if you found out a device exists which can help you treat pain, in a natural, non-invasive way, with no known side effects and without leaving home?
Cold laser? How does it work to treat back pain?
The treatment with the B-Cure Laser is very simple. All you have to do is place the device on the recommended treatment points according to the painful area. Use it for 6 minutes twice a day and you will be on the path to relieving your pain.
The device emits a cold laser beam that penetrates the tissues and triggers biostimulation processes in the body. The laser increases the release of endorphins, which help relieve pain, increase blood flow to the affected area, and release nerve pressure. Cold laser treatment offers the benefit of being non-invasive, as it introduces no foreign substances into the body, causes no tissue damage, and has no known side effects.
What do the doctors say?
Prof. Reis, a senior orthopedic surgeon, recommends the B-Cure Laser as an effective primary treatment at home, for symptoms of pain and inflammation (such as back and knee pain) before and during administration of medication.
“In recent years, we are witnessing a great increase in awareness of this technology, and as evidence, the American Medical Association recommends laser treatment and the use of laser clinics has increased steadily. Normal life can be resumed.”
