High-frequency ultrasound reaches deep tissue to help relieve muscle and joint discomfort while supporting circulation, tissue repair, and physical recovery. The warming effect may ease tight muscles, reduce spasms, and help manage swelling affecting muscles, joints, and ligaments.

Common treatment applications
- Knee osteoarthritis: Non-invasive ultrasound treatment helps address joint pain and inflammation while supporting blood flow, tissue repair, mobility, and day-to-day comfort.
- Wrist arthritis: For discomfort linked to sprains, fractures, repetitive movement, or other injuries, ultrasound encourages circulation and cellular regeneration around the affected area.
- Neck muscle pain: Acoustic waves support blood flow and tissue regeneration, making the device suitable for muscle strains and cervical discomfort.
- Rotator cuff and frozen shoulder: Ultrasound may support recovery in inflamed or degenerated tendons by encouraging collagen production and damaged-tissue repair.
- Trochanteric bursitis: Helps address hip pain while supporting movement and mobility during recovery.
- Back pain: The therapy can relax tense back muscles and help reduce spasms that contribute to discomfort.
- Ankle tendonitis and plantar fasciitis: Supports healing, pain reduction, and range of motion by helping break down scar tissue and adhesions that restrict movement.

By increasing blood flow in the treated region, ultrasound therapy helps manage swelling and supplies support for tissue repair. Improved circulation and lymphatic movement may also assist the body’s healing process and gradually improve mobility.

Recovery benefits
- Provides a non-invasive approach for reducing pain and inflammation in joints and soft tissues.
- Supports collagen production, cellular regeneration, and the repair of damaged tissue.
- Encourages circulation to help maintain mobility and physical comfort.

This ultrasound physiotherapy device is designed for targeted support when muscle or connective-tissue discomfort limits movement. Its heating action, circulation support, and effect on lymphatic flow work together to assist natural recovery from pain, inflammation, and soft-tissue strain.

Targeted treatment areas
- Shoulders and upper arms
- Elbows and forearms
- Hips and thighs
- Knees, ankles, and feet
- Neck and surrounding tissues

Although ultrasound therapy can be applied to a broad range of muscle and joint concerns, it is especially commonly used for muscular pain and inflammation. The probe’s heating effect and the therapy’s support for lymphatic flow help complement the body’s natural repair response.






Technical specifications
| Relative Humidity | 20% – 80% | Ambient | 5 – 40℃ |
| Power Input power | ≤ 25W | Atmospheric Pressure | 80 – 106kpa |
| Power | 100 – 240Vac / 50HZ | Ultrasound Voltage | ≤35W |
| Ultrasound Operating Frequency | 1.05 MHZ ±10% | Beam Style | Straight |
| Temperature of Probe | ≤ 50℃ | Output Power | ≤3w / Cm2 |
| Ultrasound Output | 5.0w | Non-uniform Beam Coefficient | 6 |
| Weight | 2.3 Kg | ||
| Working Status | Gear | Effective ultrasound (W / CM2) |
Pulse Duration (unit: Ms) |
| M1 | 1 | 0.8 | 2 |
| M2 | 2 | 1.2 | 4 |
| M3 | 3 | 1.6 | 6 |
| M4 | 4 | 2.0 | 8 |
| M5 | 5 | 2.5 | …. |