Mesotherapy sports

Mesotherapy in Sports Medicine: A Rapid, Targeted, and Well-Tolerated Response

In sports medicine, mesotherapy has established itself as a particularly effective therapeutic tool. It provides a rapid, localized, and long-lasting drug response to many common pathologies, provided it is well adapted to the clinical situation.

An asset for athletes, both professional and amateur
Many elite athletes use mesotherapy to treat injuries without resorting to systemic medication or corticosteroid injections. Thanks to this approach, they can return to their normal level more quickly while avoiding the adverse effects of more intensive treatments.

Common indications include:

• Joint sprains, particularly of the ankle
• Tendinitis of the elbow, shoulder, or knee
• Muscle strains
• Post-surgical pain
• Repetitive microtraumas related to sports

Targeted and personalized treatments

Mesotherapy uses a variety of products, depending on the condition:
nonsteroidal anti-inflammatories (such as Voltaren), local anesthetics, vasodilators, muscle relaxants, healing agents, vitamins, etc.
The substances are injected in micro-doses into the painful or affected area for optimal local action. Generally, three sessions spaced one week apart are sufficient. If no significant improvement is observed after this cycle, a change in treatment strategy will be considered.

Treatment compatible with sports

One of the major advantages of mesotherapy is that it does not require complete cessation of sports. However, the sporting activity can be modified or adapted depending on the progression of the pain and medical advice.

Mesotherapy should be included alongside physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and podiatric care in a sports physician's therapeutic arsenal. Its effectiveness, safety, and compatibility with training make it an essential solution for monitoring athletes.

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