Recover. Relax. Return to work
Hard training, sudden acceleration, slipping and overextension can all contribute to muscular injury.
Muscle strains and sprains are common in athletic horses and can occur following strenuous exercise, sudden movement, overloading or inadequate recovery. The AEL IR 4400 can be applied to affected muscle groups to support recovery and help manage pain and inflammation. Laser therapy encourages cellular activity and local circulation, supporting the body’s natural repair mechanisms. It can also be incorporated into recovery programs following training or competition to help address muscular soreness and stiffness. Treatment can target individual muscle groups such as the back, shoulder, hindquarters, gaskin and other areas affected by muscular strain. Used together with appropriate rest, rehabilitation and progressive conditioning, the AEL IR 4400 is a valuable component of a horse’s overall muscle recovery program.
Common applications
• Muscle strains
• Muscle soreness
• Post-training muscular fatigue
• Hindquarter strains
• Shoulder muscle injuries
• Back muscle soreness
• Gaskin and hamstring injuries
Treatment areas
Target the affected muscle and surrounding soft tissue. Large muscle groups can be treated systematically.
Ideal for performance horses
AEL IR 4400 laser therapy can form part of a recovery program designed to help manage muscular discomfort following training and injury.
Areas commonly treated
Neck • Shoulder • Back • Loin • Hindquarter • Gaskin • Hamstring • Chest
