Low-Dose Radiotherapy
Non-Surgical Option Proven to Relieve
Pain and Restore Movement
What is Low-Dose Radiotherapy (LDRT)?
LDRT is a non-invasive, advanced treatment that utilizes very small, precisely targeted doses of X-rays to effectively reduce inflammation, alleviate pain, and restore function in affected joints, tendons, and soft tissues.
How LDRT Works:
- Reduces inflammation without harming healthy tissue
- Activates your body’s natural healing response
- Slows or halts disease progression
- A painless, fast, and highly effective treatment
Conditions We Successfully
Treat with LDRT
LDRT offers a promising solution for a variety of common musculoskeletal conditions. You may find relief if you suffer from:
- Osteoarthritis (knee, hip, hand, and shoulder)
- Tendinopathy (achilles, shoulder, elbow, and heel issues)
- Bursitis
- Plantar Fasciitis
- Tennis/Golf Elbow
Meet Our Provider
Evan Thomas, M.D., P.h.D.
A nationally recognized radiation oncologist with dual M.D. and P.h.D. degrees from the University of Alabama, as well as advanced training in radiosurgery, Dr. Thomas specializes in non-invasive treatments for joint pain and neurological conditions.
Your Path to Pain Relief: The LDRT Process
Embarking on LDRT is a straightforward and comfortable process designed for your convenience.
Most patients will have a follow-up appointment 8-10 weeks after completing treatment. In some cases, if symptoms return, a second round of LDRT may be beneficial.
Is LDRT Right For You?
You may be an ideal candidate for Low-Dose Radiotherapy if:
- You have experienced persistent pain for 3 months or longer.
- You have already tried conventional treatments such as rest, physical therapy, medications, or injections without lasting relief.
- Your pain significantly interferes with your daily activities and quality of life.
