Magnetotherapy
The pulsating electromagnetic field has beneficial effects on the human body. It improves cell regeneration, enhances blood circulation and metabolism, so it is highly indicated in the rehabilitation of osteoporosis and fractures, as well as in the aftercare of sports and muscle injuries. Its stress-reducing effects are also widely known.
Indications
- peripheral circulatory disorders
- high blood pressure disease
- prevention of stroke
- musculoskeletal disorders associated with circulatory disorders
- promoting the recovery from sports injuries
- migraine treatment
- treating pain caused by a circulatory problem
- metabolic diseases
- chronic inflammatory bowel disease
- certain skin diseases
- bone fracture and wound healing
- performance enhancement
- stimulation of the immune system
Contraindications
In general, there are no side effects; however, it is important to note that magnetic therapy is not recommended for people with pacemakers or large metal implants, pregnancy, tuberculosis (TB), infectious diseases, fungal diseases, acute inflammations and epilepsy.
Other contraindications of magnetotherapy:
- heart failure
- frequent attacks of angina
- any bleeding process
- febrile condition
- advanced liver and kidney disease
- malignant disease
- bone marrow inflammation
- psychosis
