Mercy Family Health and Pain Management in DuBois combines StemWave shock wave therapy with near-infrared light, vibration plate therapy, gait retraining, and anti-inflammatory diet guidance for people managing persistent musculoskeletal pain.
-- Mercy Family Health and Pain Management in DuBois offers an integrated pain-management program that combines StemWave extracorporeal shock wave therapy with near-infrared light, vibration plate therapy, gait retraining, and anti-inflammatory dietary guidance. Dr. Stanley Lang and Nurse Practitioner Sheri Lang describe the five-part combination as distinct from offering shock wave therapy on its own, since each element is intended to work alongside the others for people managing persistent musculoskeletal pain.
More information is available at https://www.americastruehealth.com
Extracorporeal shock wave therapy applies acoustic waves through the skin, and proponents say it can support healing or reduce pain in most painful musculoskeletal conditions. A patient information leaflet describes the therapy as an option considered when conservative treatments have not worked as expected, noting that treatment can cause some discomfort during application.
The practice pairs this direct tissue treatment with attention to walking mechanics and diet, reflecting a view that pain relief benefits from addressing multiple contributing factors at once. Gait retraining targets biomechanical patterns that may contribute to pain, while anti-inflammatory eating is described as a complementary strategy for supporting patients with chronic pain.
Research from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health describes an anti-inflammatory eating pattern as one that generally favors fruits, vegetables, whole grains, legumes, fish, nuts, seeds, and unsaturated oils while limiting refined carbohydrates and processed foods. A consumer health guide notes that shifting gradually toward whole foods, rather than making abrupt changes, tends to make such dietary adjustments easier to sustain over time. Dr. Lang and Nurse Practitioner Lang have taught related low-glycemic, anti-inflammatory eating strategies to patients as part of this approach.
Gait retraining addresses walking mechanics that may contribute to musculoskeletal pain, serving as a non-invasive complement to shock wave therapy and dietary changes. General approaches to retraining how a person walks tend to emphasize posture and measured pacing, with gradual adjustment favored over abrupt changes to stride or form.
Patients can begin with an introductory mapping session priced at $50, which the practice says allows a person to gauge potential response before committing to further treatment. The full program involves at least 10 sessions combining StemWave therapy, near-infrared light, vibration plate therapy, gait retraining, and dietary guidance. People in the DuBois area dealing with persistent musculoskeletal pain are invited to learn more about this approach.
More details on the practice and its whole-person approach to care are available at https://www.americastruehealth.com
Contact Info:
Name: Stanley Lang
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Organization: Mercy Family Health and Pain Management
Address: 531 Delarme Road, DuBois, PA 15801, United States
Website: https://www.americastruehealth.com
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