Top Conditions Treated with EPAT (Extracorporeal Pulse Activation Therapy)

What is EPAT?

EPAT, commonly known as Shockwave Therapy, utilizes high-energy acoustic waves that penetrate deep into affected tissues. These waves stimulate healing by triggering biological responses, including:

Enhanced cellular repair mechanisms

Improved blood vessel formation

Breakdown of calcifications

Reduction of chronic inflammation

Disruption of pain mediators like Substance P

This non-invasive treatment provides fast pain relief and restores mobility—without surgery, medications, or anesthesia.

Conditions Treated with EPAT

Several key conditions respond well to EPAT therapy:

Heel Spur

Insertional Pain (often related to tendon insertions)

Chronic Tendinopathy, such as:

      Jumper’s Knee

     Tennis Elbow

Shoulder Pain

Calcifications within soft tissues or joints

Hip Pain

Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome (“shin splints”)

Why EPAT is Effective

The advantages of EPAT include:

Rapid pain reduction

Non-invasive approach with no need for medications

Avoidance of surgery and anesthesia

No side effects or allergic risks

Acceleration of healing, especially for chronic conditions

In Summary