- February 18, 2026
- 11:49 pm
- Israel
Joint pain rarely starts suddenly. More often it appears gradually: first a slight discomfort during exertion, then stiffness in the morning, and later β restriction of movement. Over time, a person begins to change their usual lifestyle: walking less, avoiding stairs, and giving up sports.
David Sendler’s Pain Treatment Clinic works with patients who face such conditions and seek modern non-invasive methods of support for musculoskeletal pain.
Official clinic website:
https://uvt.nikk.co.il/
What types of pain patients most often seek help for
Knee pain
One of the most common complaints is knee pain when descending stairs or after prolonged sitting. Patients note:
- morning stiffness
- discomfort during exertion
- pain after walking
- reduced range of motion
The cause may be osteoarthritis, tendon overload, or changes in cartilage tissue. The clinic conducts an assessment of tissue condition, after which shockwave therapy (SWT) is applied as part of a comprehensive approach to support recovery processes and reduce pain syndrome.
Heel pain and heel spur
Many patients describe sharp heel pain during the first steps in the morning. It may decrease during the day but returns with prolonged exertion.
This is often associated with overload of the plantar fascia and an inflammatory reaction of the soft tissues. SWT is applied to target the problem area, improve microcirculation, and support regenerative processes.
Shoulder pain
Pain when raising the arm, inability to sleep comfortably on the side, and movement restriction are typical complaints with shoulder joint issues.
Patients often delay visiting a specialist, hoping it will “go away on its own.” However, chronic tendon inflammation can persist for a long time. As part of a comprehensive approach, shockwave therapy is applied with individually selected parameters.
Pain after sports activity
An active lifestyle is important for health. But with improper load distribution, chronic pain syndrome in tendons or muscles may develop.
The clinic works with patients who want to maintain activity and seek support methods without aggressive intervention.
How the pain treatment clinic works
The approach is based on an individual assessment of the patient’s condition. Pain is a symptom, not a diagnosis. Before starting procedures, the specialist analyzes:
- nature of the pain
- duration of symptoms
- localization area
- level of physical activity
- associated factors
Shockwave therapy is applied as part of a comprehensive strategy. The acoustic wave affects tissues with a certain power and can contribute to:
- improving microcirculation
- activating metabolic processes
- supporting recovery mechanisms
- reducing the severity of pain syndrome
The method does not require surgical intervention and is performed on an outpatient basis.
Geography of work
David Sendler’s Pain Treatment Clinic accepts patients in the following cities in Israel:
- Haifa
- Krayot
- Akko
- Nahariya
- Afula
- Yokneam
- Petah Tikva
- Netanya
- Hadera
- Kfar Saba
Home demonstration visits are possible by prior arrangement.
Clinic’s online presence
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61584236333348
X (Twitter):
https://x.com/UVT_Israel
Google Maps:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/v3vWoKaGWZwoMpL19
Yandex Maps:
https://yandex.co.il/maps/-/CPaazLO6
YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/@SendlerClinic
LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sendlerclinic/
When to seek help
- pain persists for more than a few weeks
- discomfort limits movement
- morning stiffness appears
- usual exertion starts causing pain
Early assessment of the condition allows for the selection of the correct support strategy.
Modern approach to pain support
Today, more and more patients are looking for methods that minimize medication load and avoid surgical intervention. Shockwave therapy is considered one of the tools within a comprehensive pain treatment strategy.
David Sendler’s Pain Treatment Clinic is focused on a professional approach, careful diagnostics, and individual work with patients in Haifa, the North, and Central Israel.
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