Electromagnetic Energy Field
Magnetic therapy is a type of physical therapy that uses the energy of a low-frequency electromagnetic field in order to treat various medical conditions. It is an effective, safe, and non-invasive method that stimulates tissue regeneration. Magnetic therapy can be applied locally, thus avoiding side effects on other organ systems of the body. It can also be applied through clothing, or plaster, in conditions that require long-term immobilization.
Musculoskeletal diseases are the most common indication for magnetic therapy use. Magnetic therapy has a beneficial effect on the formation of calluses after bone fractures. It also has a vasodilatory hyperemic effect, alleviates increased muscle tone. In many pathological conditions, it is a first-order therapeutic method and often gives results better than any other modality of physical therapy. Good results are also achieved in the treatment of wounds and ulcers that heal slowly. The magnetic field is also used to stimulate the peripheral and central nervous systems.
Indications
Indications are slow-healing bone fractures, pseudoarthrosis, injuries of joints, ligaments, tendons and muscles, bone grafts, osteoporosis, inflammatory, degenerative diseases, extraarticular rheumatic diseases, neuritis, polyneuritis, radiculopathy, acute and chronic inflammation of the female genitals, etc.
