• Chronic and acute pain - Pulsed magnetic stimulation is effective in managing chronic pain, such as those associated with osteoarthritis, lower back pain, or muscle pain, as well as in cases of acute pain due to trauma or physical overload.
• Post-operative rehabilitation - This therapy is indicated for accelerating recovery after surgery, reducing inflammation and promoting regeneration of affected tissues, including in cases of orthopedic or neurological surgery.
• Urinary incontinence - Recommended for alleviating symptoms of urinary incontinence, contributing to strengthening pelvic muscles and improving bladder control, by stimulating circulation and regeneration of affected tissues.
• Reducing spasticity - Effective in reducing muscle spasticity, this therapy helps relax contracted muscles and increase mobility, being useful in neurological conditions and for people suffering from persistent muscle spasms.
• Musculoskeletal conditions - The therapy is recommended for treating conditions such as tendinitis, bursitis, and epicondylitis, contributing to pain relief and inflammation reduction in affected areas.
• Post-traumatic and post-sports recovery - Magnetic stimulation helps with rapid recovery after trauma, sprains, contusions, or other injuries caused by intense physical activities, reducing inflammation and improving mobility.
• Bone and joint regeneration - Used in cases of fractures, osteoporosis, or osteoarthritis, magnetic stimulation therapy promotes bone regeneration and maintenance of joint health.
• Improving peripheral circulation - The pulsating action of the magnetic field contributes to stimulating blood circulation, improving oxygenation and nourishment of tissues.
• Reducing inflammation and supporting the immune system - Through its anti-inflammatory effects, therapy can help manage inflammatory conditions and can support the functioning of the immune system.

Although pulsed magnetic stimulation offers numerous therapeutic benefits, it has certain contraindications and is not recommended in cases of implanted medical devices, such as pacemakers or defibrillators, during pregnancy, in the presence of epilepsy or other severe neurological conditions. Also, therapy is contraindicated in cases of major cardiovascular conditions (such as recent heart attack or severe heart failure), in the case of active malignant tumors, and in the presence of severe infections or fever.

It is essential to consult a doctor before starting treatment with pulsed magnetic stimulation, especially if you have severe conditions. This therapy can significantly support the recovery process and pain management, but should only be used under optimal safety conditions.