Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation (PMS) at PYONG Rehabilitation

Pain significantly impacts daily life, affecting movement and activities. If left untreated, symptoms often worsen and can lead to chronic pain. Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation (PMS) therapy is an increasingly popular and effective treatment method. This article explains what the PMS device is and what conditions it can treat.

What is the PMS Device and Who is it For?

The Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation (PMS) device generates a powerful magnetic field that induces electric currents in the tissues. This non-invasive treatment causes no pain or skin irritation and has no systemic side effects.

The key benefits and mechanisms include:

Enhancing Muscle Performance: Strengthens muscles affected by nerve dysfunction and restores muscle function.
Improving Nerve Function: PMS enhances nerve signal transmission and helps restore normal nerve signaling.
Tissue Repair: PMS aids in the repair and regeneration of worn-out tissues, including muscles, tendons, and nerves, which helps alleviate various types of pain, especially muscle pain and stiffness in the shoulders, back, and hips.
Relieving Nerve Pain: Eases pain originating from compressed nerves (e.g., from a herniated disc), pain from joint and tendon degeneration, and nerve numbness.

How the PMS Device Works

The PMS device relies on the principle of electromagnetic stimulation to generate a high-intensity magnetic field that induces electric currents in the body’s tissues. Key mechanisms:

Nerve Stimulation: Improves the transmission of signals and restores nerve function in the treated tissues.
Muscle Contraction: Causes rhythmic muscle contraction, enhancing strength and performance, effectively acting as a form of physiotherapy.
Increased Blood Circulation: PMS increases blood flow to the treated area, delivering oxygen and nutrients essential for tissue repair.
Reduces Inflammation: PMS reduces inflammation by inhibiting the production of inflammatory mediators and promoting the release of anti-inflammatory agents.

Conditions Treated with Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation (PMS)

PMS is used effectively for various neurological conditions and chronic pain, including:

Office Syndrome (Myofascial Pain Syndrome)
Peripheral Neuropathy (nerve numbness/inflammation)
Pain from cervical and lumbar spine degeneration (spondylosis, spinal stenosis)
Chronic Low Back Pain
Fibromyalgia
Diabetic Neuropathy
Sport Injuries

Who Should Not Use the PMS Device? (Contraindications)

Although highly safe, PMS is generally contraindicated for certain groups:

Pregnancy: For the safety of both mother and baby.
Pacemaker: Potential interference with device function.-Metal implants in the treatment area: Risk of heat accumulation.
History of Epilepsy: May potentially trigger symptoms.
High Fever or Severe Infection: These conditions should be treated first.

The PMS Treatment Process

To ensure maximum effectiveness from PMS physiotherapy, proper preparation and care are advised:

Before Treatment

Consult a Doctor: For symptom assessment and suitability evaluation.
Inform History: Provide information about your medical history, chronic diseases, and current medications.
Wear Comfortable Clothing: To allow easy access to the treatment area.-Rest Adequately: For maximum treatment efficacy.
Remove Metal Items: Take off all metal jewelry, as heat can accumulate in metal materials nearby.
Keep Electronics Away: Electromagnetic waves can interfere with electronic devices.

During Treatment

The patient lies comfortably on the prepared bed.
The doctor places the coil head against the muscle and applies the electromagnetic stimulation.
The doctor stimulates various muscle areas as initially assessed. The session typically lasts 5–15 minutes per area.

After Treatment

-Patients usually feel immediate pain relief and continued improvement with subsequent sessions.-First-time users may experience temporary muscle soreness, similar to post-exercise pain, which should resolve quickly. If symptoms persist for many hours or days, contact your doctor.-Some patients may experience muscle cramps during stimulation; inform the doctor immediately to adjust the treatment.

PMS Treatment at PYONG Rehabilitation Clinic

Why Choose PMS Treatment at PYONG Rehabilitation Clinic?PYONG Rehabilitation Clinic is led by specialist doctors in Rehabilitation Medicine for all steps, from examination and diagnosis to treatment. The doctor can adjust the treatment plan and administer accompanying medication as appropriate for each patient. We recommend contacting the clinic to schedule an appointment for expert diagnosis and personalized treatment advice.

Pricing:PMS treatment at PYONG Rehabilitation Clinic is offered in continuous course packages for clear results. The price is 3,200 THB per session.

FAQs: Commonly Asked Questions about PMS

Does PMS physiotherapy hurt? No. While the muscles twitch and contract during the 5–15 minute stimulation, and you may feel a deep pain similar to your original symptoms, patients typically feel immediate pain reduction after the session and do not experience residual soreness.
How many days until I see results? PMS therapy helps alleviate pain and often shows results from the very first session. For chronic pain, combining it with other treatments is often recommended.

Summary

The PMS device is an effective medical innovation in physical therapy for treating pain and restoring nervous system and muscle function. It can relieve various types of pain, from work-related pain to chronic illnesses.

Choosing a clinic supervised by expert specialist doctors, like PYONG Rehabilitation Clinic, ensures efficient and safe care with modern technology, helping patients recover quickly and regain a better quality of life.