Metal implants in general are fine so long as the area is treated witht he recommendations of a doctor.

NO. The magnetic-pulses can be adjusted to you individually so they do not hurt. However, you will feel the pulsing of the magnetic current during treatment.

This effectiveness is based in particular on the pulsation of the electromagnetic field that is activated and deactivated alternately in rapid succession. This mechanism results in the cell being stimulated by the sequence of electromagnetic fields. These in turn give energy to the cell by charging it electrically.

The biological modifications induced by the magnetic fields on biological membranes, on the cells and on the vessels result in therapeutic effects of various types: anti-inflammatory, anti-oedema and stimulating tissue repair.

Muscle relaxation, obtained through PEMF therapy, contributes in turn to improve microcirculation, the smooth fibres relax and a vasodilating effect is produced. The release of endorphins helps to increase the pain threshold, and slight hyperaemia produces an anti-inflammatory effect.

The risks associated with PEMF therapy are minimal. In general, it is safe, but that doesn’t mean it’s for everyone. There are certain situations in which individuals should refrain from using PEMF therapy. Those include: 

• If you have implanted electrical devices like a pacemaker, cochlear implant, or intrathecal pump. 

• If you are undergoing active chemotherapy. 

• If you have a bleeding or clotting disorder. 

• If you are pregnant.