People purchase massage guns for many, many reasons. Pain is a primary focus of many shoppers, although others may find other very useful reasons to use a massage gun. Check out these suggestions for your problem areas. 

Massage Guns For The Back

There are many people out there who have back pain. It is often debilitating and can cause job loss and result in a complete change of lifestyle if it becomes chronic and is not responsive to therapy. Injuries from automobile accidents, from body over-use, and from repetitive lifting at work and at home are common complaints, and with a lack of non-addictive painkiller choices to aid in recovery, many are suffering on a daily basis, and always on the lookout for an answer to their back problem. 

While most massage guns are designed to provide a lot of power to penetrate tissues and provide a deep, kneading massage to difficult to resolve problem spots- reaching a spot in the back often requires a partner to apply the gun in order to reach most areas. If there is someone who can assist you with the massage gun for back pain, health specialists have ranked TheraGun the best option for recovery, with a massage head that massages “60 times deeper than standard recovery tools”. Targeted relief to sore spots is insured by a head that penetrates the muscle 40 times per second, increasing blood flow and loosening tight tissue bundles at the point of injury and pain.  

If you have to apply the device to your own body, problem spots are very difficult to reach with a massage gun. TheraGun offers the Wave Roller, which can be used on the back while lying. Another, non electric option to pinpoint specific knots in the posterior shoulders or the lower to upper back is the massage cane. Offered by many different companies, and usually under $50, a  massage cane can be applied to knot by the person who is suffering, and seems to get good reviews by users of this type of back massager.

Massage Guns For Feet

Plantar Fasciitis is an incredibly painful foot condition that occurs when there is a painful shortening of the connective tissue that runs along the bottom of the feet. Crippling, painful cramps on the bottoms of the feet cause sufferers agony, and people who have plantar fasciitis are always on the lookout for help. 

A quality, solid massage gun is a great idea for this kind of pain. Any top of the line model, or even one of the smaller, mini models of massage guns, would be great for helping to ease the pain in the arches of the feet, and for loosening tightened bundles of tissue that cause the pain in the first place. Along with heat therapy, and special splints that are prescribed for nighttime use during sleep, successful pain relief for this problem is within the reach of those who are suffering. 

Massage Guns For Cellulitis

Cellulitis might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of a massage gun, but the rapid, kneading motion of the massage head is a great treatment for cellulite. When estheticians charge well over $1000 per session for cellulite treatments, the idea of buying a $500 massage gun for this reason seems like an economical move. When applying creams and treatments for cellulitis to the buttocks and posterior legs are the goal, a smaller, more maneuverable massage gun device might be the right answer. TheraGun offers its Mini for around $199, which can be manipulated with one hand easily, and also packs a major punch for its small size, penetrating tissues deeply and stimulating blood flow for maximum effect.