What is a primary goal of laser therapy in chronic conditions?

The primary goal of laser therapy in chronic conditions is to manage symptoms and improve quality of life. Laser therapy is commonly employed to alleviate pain, reduce inflammation, and promote healing. By focusing on symptom management, clinicians aim to enhance patients' daily functioning and overall well-being, rather than pursuing cures for the underlying diseases, which may not always be possible, especially in chronic cases.

This approach allows for a multifaceted treatment strategy that improves the patient’s experience and can lead to increased engagement in therapy and daily activities. While aspects such as reducing medication reliance or promoting fitness can be beneficial outcomes, they are not the central objective of laser therapy in the context of chronic illness. The emphasis remains on symptom alleviation and enhancement of life quality for those suffering from prolonged or persistent health issues.