Medco-Sonlator Therapy: The Greatest Treatment for Neck Pain, Spasm, & Inflammation - Dr Mandell

The Medco-sonolator combines ulrtrasound with electrical stimulation to immediately reduce tight and contracted muscles by breaking the spasm cycle. It also increases range of motion, reduces inflammation and edema, and takes away pain.

[voxpopuval]

Not available for home use, but incredibly helpful therapy. Thank you.

[kimbarnes]

Hi, just wondering if the person who posted this video still responds to comments

[FahdAlhasan]

i would like to know the exact set up and electrode placements for this stimulation to occur
and which type of current is used here, thanks

[GrandpaMonty]

Hopefully I can find a doctor who can do this. Blessings to you sir

[onestepbeyond]

I've had similar treatment once like this, but just a pen like ultra sound, just felt warm. would like to try it again though.

[Izzazzo]

Great. Why isn't the TENS useful in this way then? I heard you say that in another video that it (TENS - electrical stimulation) doesn't really provide healing but rather just temporary relief. If that's the case, how is this any different? Serious question.


I just got a TENS - would I just be wasting my time with TENS sessions?

I feel like more information is needed on that video you did about the TENS.

[ruffierniert]

Does this device has another name? Trying to find a therapist in germany which could do it for my cervical dystonia.

[leebk]

Hi Doc, I can't believe I'm watching this right now and you mention wry neck. I have had neck pain for quite a while but woke today with severe spasm in the left side of the neck. I have osteoarthritis in the neck and I'm not sure if something has moved or wether it has flared up due to a chill I may have acquired yesterday. I was sitting in an area where the wind was blowing through and I felt quite cold from it.
Is this machine purchasable by the general public or is it only for practitioner use?
Are there any exercises that you would/could recommend for neck stiffness and spasm?
Thank you for sharing all of the information that you do.

[shaikhfahd]

Is Ultrasound Therapy is good for Spondylosis Osteophytes in the Neck ?

PT Told me that Osteophytes Can be Dissolved and Speedup Healing Process for the Degenerative Bones.

Please Advice. ?

[stannyman]

Hi dr Mandell Iv had neck and shoulder problems for 10 years now I'm 43 also Iv had upper back pain for 6-7 years I live in the uk and it's cold at the moment I have noticed I have coldness to touch in my upper back and neck too like when your feet are cold.Please could you advise me as it's making me so ill from all the medications like fentanyl patches and pregabalin and naproxen I want to get off the meds but my body it depends on them now Iv got a TDP LAMP can you tell me if they work thanks Steve....

[doloresunderwood]

Tnks doctor I wish I find somebody who can do this to me in Malta. I will go for my neck and if it is good for my back i do it too I am so tired of my aching. Tnks Doctor Alan Mandel

[LadyFerenczy]

I have used ultrasound with interference therapy on patients with sciatic neuritis, it worked very nice.

[Horcalong]

Local thrift store just got one of the older models of the Medco Sonlator in. They are selling it for $10 because they have no idea what it is

[souadben]

my experience with those machines wasn't positive, here in my country the therapist did the electrcity for few min then they do the ultrasound, I had 3 months treatment and I stop because it's not work for me. I try to do exercise alone but it's so paifull.