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Magnetotherapy is an equipment-based modality applied where suitable, as one part of a broader rehabilitation plan. [VERIFY: confirm this equipment is currently available at the clinic before publishing availability.]
Magnetotherapy applies magnetic fields to an area using a dedicated device and is used as an adjunct within a treatment plan.
It may be considered alongside exercise and manual therapy for certain presentations, where a clinician judges it appropriate.
These are reasons to seek a professional assessment — not a promise that a specific treatment will suit everyone.
The area is positioned near or within the device’s applicator for a set period during a session, combined with the rest of your plan.
Assessment and suitability check.
Explanation of the modality.
A guided session.
Integration with exercise and review.
Follow the device’s instructions. Magnetotherapy is generally avoided with certain implanted electronic devices (such as pacemakers), in pregnancy, and in some other situations. Suitability is confirmed at assessment.
Most people feel little or nothing. Tell your clinician about any implanted devices beforehand.
Book an assessment and we’ll talk through your symptoms, goals and suitable options.