Innovative, non-invasive Anodyne® Therapy System
In Motion offers the Anodyne Therapy.
The Anodyne® Therapy System has been used safely on thousands of patients for over 9 years for the reduction of pain and increasing local circulation. Talk to your doctor. A signed prescription from your physician is required.
Contact us today to make an appointment or visit our locations in Hampton Roads.
• Carrollton – Eagle Harbor Medical Associates
• Victory YMCA
• Mary Immaculate Hospital
• Denbigh Physical Therapy & OccuMed
• In Motion Physical Therapy-Norfolk
• Maryview Outpatient Physical Therapy
• Portsmouth YMCA Churchland
• Health Center at Harbour View
• Health Center at Virginia Beach
• In Motion Physical Therapy-Hilltop
• Portsmouth Blvd. Physical Therapy & OccuMed
• Boo Williams Sportsplex
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Observed in our clinical use:
- Faster healing and prevention of pressure ulcers
- Improved wound healing in chronic non-healing wounds
- Potential to prevent amputations in diabetic patients
- Faster healing of injuries and surgeries
- Better pain management for pain of all types
- Reduction in pain medications
- Improved contracture management
- Potential to reduce falls due to diabetic neuropathy and arthritis pain
How does Anodyne Therapy System work?
Anodyne uses monochromatic infrared energy (MIRE) to increase local circulation and reduce pain by releasing nitric oxide (NO) from red blood cells. Nitric oxide is a powerful vasodilator. The localized release of NO improves nerve function and is also important for growing new blood vessels and skin cells necessary for wound healing.
Low levels of nitric oxide and poor nitric oxide levels are common in patients with diabetes and are recognized to be major contributing factors in the poor microcirculation, numbness in the feet and legs, foot ulceration and pain associated with DPN.