At Greenbell Clinic, we provide PMS therapy to help with various health concerns. PMS stands for Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation, and it’s like a gentle and magnetic massage for specific areas of your body. We use special devices to send magnetic pulses, promoting blood flow and relaxation. It’s a safe and non-invasive way to address issues like nerve or muscle discomfort. PMS therapy is generally comfortable, and many people find it helpful for conditions such as pain or tension. If you’re seeking a straightforward and effective approach to enhance your well-being, come to Greenbell Clinic for PMS therapy, and let us guide you towards feeling better.
Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation (PMS) Therapy uses magnetic fields to stimulate peripheral nerves.
PMS Therapy involves using rapidly changing magnetic fields to stimulate nerves in areas outside the central nervous system, such as the limbs. This non-invasive technique induces electric currents in targeted peripheral nerves, influencing neural activity. It has been explored for various therapeutic purposes in neurology and rehabilitation, including pain management and improving motor function in conditions like peripheral nerve disorders and certain movement disorders. While promising, its specific applications and effectiveness depend on the targeted nerves and the medical condition being addressed.
Beneficial Diagnoses for PMS Therapy
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- Soft tissue injuries
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- Arthritis pain
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- Wound healing
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- Sprained ankle
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- Tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis)
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- Rheumatoid arthritis
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- Post-surgical scar tissue
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- Degenerative disc disease
*All diagnoses include but are not limited to the following.
Benefits of PMS Therapy
- Pain Management: PMS therapy may help in the management of pain by modulating pain signals and influencing the way the nervous system perceives and processes pain. This makes it a potential option for individuals dealing with chronic pain conditions.
- Improved Circulation: Magnetic stimulation can influence blood flow in the treated area, potentially improving circulation. Enhanced blood flow is essential for supplying oxygen and nutrients to tissues, promoting healing and reducing inflammation.
- Muscle Relaxation: PMS therapy may induce muscle relaxation, making it useful for conditions involving muscle tension or spasms. This could be beneficial for individuals with musculoskeletal disorders or injuries.
- Reduction of Inflammation: Magnetic fields generated during PMS therapy may have anti-inflammatory effects, contributing to the reduction of inflammation in the treated area. This can be particularly beneficial for conditions associated with chronic inflammation.
- Enhanced Nerve Function: PMS therapy may help improve nerve function by stimulating peripheral nerves. This can be relevant for conditions involving nerve damage or dysfunction, potentially aiding in nerve regeneration and repair.
- Non-Invasive Treatment: Like many other non-invasive therapies, PMS therapy offers a treatment option without the need for surgery or invasive procedures. This can be appealing to individuals seeking alternatives to more invasive interventions.
- Reduced Medication Dependency: For some individuals dealing with chronic pain or certain neurological conditions, PMS therapy may provide an alternative or complementary approach to pain management, potentially reducing the reliance on medications with side effects.
- Quick and Convenient Treatment: PMS therapy sessions are often relatively quick and convenient. This outpatient treatment option allows individuals to undergo therapy without significant disruptions to their daily routines.
*Disclaimer: The listed treatment options are for reference and should be discussed with your physiotherapist. Always consult with your healthcare provider before starting any new therapy or exercise, as individual suitability depends on your health condition and their assessment.
