Advanced Relief for Chronic Pain
Chronic soft tissue pain can be debilitating, limiting your mobility and affecting your quality of life. Shoal Creek Foot & Ankle Center is proud to offer Radial Pulse Therapy (also known as Radial Shockwave Therapy)—an FDA-cleared, non-invasive treatment proven to reduce foot, heel, and ankle pain.
Dr. Shelly D. Sedberry is the only provider in the Four-State Area using the enPuls device, with studies showing an impressive 72%–80% success rate.
What is Radial Pulse Therapy
Radial Pulse Therapy uses high-energy sound waves to stimulate the body’s natural healing process. This treatment:
✔ Reduces soft tissue pain
✔ Increases circulation
✔ Improves tissue regeneration
By delivering targeted mechanical energy, Radial Pulse Therapy enhances blood flow and encourages the body to repair damaged tissue—without surgery, injections, or downtime.
Conditions Treated with Radial Pulse Therapy
Plantar Fasciitis (heel pain)
Achilles Tendinitis
Diabetic Wounds
Shin Splints
How Does It Work?
Chronic pain occurs when the body stops recognizing an injury, shutting down the natural healing process. Radial Pulse Therapy reactivates healing by creating microtrauma in the affected tissue, triggering the body’s regenerative response.
The treatment stimulates cellular activity, leading to the formation of new blood vessels and the release of healing biochemicals that repair damaged tissue.
What to Expect During Treatment
Fast & Convenient
Sessions take about 5 minutes and are performed in-office once a week.
Minimal Discomfort
Some patients feel mild discomfort during treatment, which helps pinpoint the injured area.
Gradual Recovery
Most patients need 3 to 5 treatments spaced 4 to 7 days apart for optimal results.
Why Choose Radial Pulse Therapy?
Non-Invasive
No surgery, incisions, or scarring
No Downtime
Resume normal activities the same day
No Needles or Anesthesia
Completely drug-free
High Success Rate
As effective as traditional treatments, including surgery
Many patients experience immediate pain relief, with the most noticeable improvement occurring after the second or third treatment.
Are There Any Side Effects?
Side effects are rare but may include mild soreness, similar to post-workout muscle fatigue. In rare cases, temporary skin bruising may occur.
Is Radial Pulse Therapy Covered by Insurance?
No, this treatment is not covered by insurance. However, ask our team about affordable options to make this innovative therapy accessible to you.
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