Improve Your Dog’s Torn Ligament With MagnaWave
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As you can see in the picture, the Cranial Cruciate ligament helps hold together and support the femur and tibia. The CrCL provides the front to back (or rocking) stability in the hind legs, and little rotational.
Due to the way the dog is built, the ligament is always in use when they are standing because of the slight bend in the knee. In humans, the ACL is at rest more due to the straightness in the knee and is only mainly used in exercise.
MagnaWave can help by increasing the blood circulation and oxygen content around the ligament to reduce pain caused by inflammation. Consistent use of MagnaWave can aid in the healing process and provide preventative measures with the cranial cruciate ligament by keeping the whole body healthy. There are other methods available to address a CCL tear and it is important to involve a veterinarian in the healing process to ensure the best outcome for your dog.
Most people are familiar with the term ACL and they have similar meanings, ACL is often used more than CCL. With this in mind, I’ll use the terms “anterior cruciate ligament in dogs” or “ACL in dogs” and “cranial cruciate ligament in dogs” or “CCL in dogs” interchangeably throughout this article. CLICK HERE
