Kinezium – Rehabilitation Center in Kyiv (Pechersk)

Magnetotherapy in Kyiv

Q: What contraindications should be considered before magnetotherapy?

Before magnetotherapy, you need to consider a pacemaker or other implanted electronic devices, pregnancy, oncological risks, acute infections, bleeding, thrombosis risks, vascular conditions, unexplained pain and metal implants in some cases. The magnetic field may be undesirable for people with certain medical devices, so you need to inform the specialist about them before the procedure. If there is an active inflammatory process, fever or a sharp deterioration in the condition, it is better to postpone the course. NCCIH in its material on magnets for pain warns that magnets can interfere with the operation of medical devices, including pacemakers and insulin pumps: https://www.nccih.nih.gov/health/magnets-for-pain-what-you-need-to-know. The NCCIH also notes that people with pregnancy or medical conditions should discuss magnetic therapy with their doctor: https://files.nccih.nih.gov/s3fs-public/Magnets_11-18-2015.pdf. MedlinePlus describes symptoms that require medical evaluation in its article on deep vein thrombosis: swelling, pain, warmth, and discoloration of the limb: https://medlineplus.gov/deepveinthrombosis.html. Therefore, it is important to check for vascular, oncological, and device risks before using magnetic therapy.

500 UAH

Duration — 15–20 min

Anti-inflammatory effect

Improving blood circulation

Acceleration of regeneration

Pain reduction

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Magnetotherapy — natural recovery through cellular regulation

Magnetotherapy is a method of physiotherapy in which the body is affected by low-frequency or high-frequency magnetic fields. They penetrate deep into the tissues and affect cellular processes, improving blood circulation, metabolism and regeneration.

The procedure is used to relieve pain, swelling, inflammation and to recover from injuries. without medications, injections and long recovery.

How does magnetotherapy work?

Under the influence of a magnetic field:

The vessels dilate, oxygen supply to tissues improves
Inflammation is reduced at the cellular level
Reduces swelling and muscle tension
Activated lymph flow and microcirculation
Stimulates the restoration of nerve endings
Accelerating regeneration of cartilage and connective tissue

The body receives more resources for self-recovery.

Benefits of magnetotherapy

Painless and comfortable method
Can be used even for acute pain
Suitable for people with increased sensitivity
Safe for long-term courses
Does not require rehabilitation after the procedure
It is combined with exercise therapy, massage, UHT, TECAR, laser, etc.

Indications for magnetotherapy

🦴 Joints and spine

arthrosis, arthritis
osteochondrosis
back, neck, lower back pain

💪 Soft tissues and muscles

muscle spasms and cramps
sprains, bruises
postoperative edema

💧 Vascular disorders

vegetative-vascular disorders
microcirculation disorders

🧠 Nervous system

pinched nerves
neuralgia
recovery after nerve fiber injuries

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The services of a medical rehabilitation center may be needed by people with back and joint pain, protrusions, arthrosis, neuropathy, scoliosis, the consequences of injuries, surgeries, or long-term restrictions on movement.

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Our team consists of experienced rehabilitation specialists, physiotherapists, and massage therapists who help people restore their health and return to an active life every day.
We combine modern techniques, an individual approach, and sincere care for each patient.

Khan Evgeniy Yuriyovych

Chief Rehabilitation Specialist

Romanova Anna Alexandrovna

Chief physiotherapist

Melnyk Artem Vitaliyovych

Orthopedic traumatologist

Sokol Anton Serhiyovych

Chief rehabilitation specialist of physical therapy

Strukov Gleb Alekseevich

Masseur

Startsev Dmytro Volodymyrovych

Masseur

Semenog Andriy Andriyovych

Masseur

Pavlenko Valentyn

Masseur

Questions and answers

What is magnetotherapy at Kinezium?

Magnetotherapy in KINEZIUM is a physiotherapy procedure using a magnetic field to assist with pain, tissue and recovery. It can be part of a physiotherapy program for joint pain, back pain, muscle discomfort or conditions after overload, if there are no contraindications. The technique is of an auxiliary nature and should not replace diagnostics, exercise therapy, load control or treatment of the underlying cause of pain. Before the procedure, the patient's condition, the presence of a pacemaker, metal implants, pregnancy, oncological risks and other restrictions are assessed. Magnetotherapy should be prescribed individually, not “for everyone the same”.

Who may need magnet physiotherapy?

Magnetic physiotherapy may be useful for patients with joint pain, back pain, post-exercise pain or as part of rehabilitation following consultation. It may be considered as part of a course if gentle support is needed to support tissue repair and range of motion. However, if the pain is acute, the joint is hot and swollen, there is a fever, or there is a suspicion of infection or thrombosis, a medical evaluation is required first.

Status or request	When magnetotherapy may be considered
Joint pain	As an adjunctive procedure after evaluating the cause of pain
Back pain	As part of a comprehensive plan with exercises and load control
After overload	If there is no acute trauma, infection, or vascular risks
Rehabilitation after injuries	Only after stabilization of the condition and permission from a specialist
Muscle discomfort	As an additional physiotherapy component
The need for a gentle procedure	If other methods are inappropriate or require limitations

What problems does magnetotherapy help solve?

Magnetic therapy can play a supporting role in reducing discomfort, supporting recovery, working with tissues and tolerating movement. The patient may feel that after the course it is easier to move or less bothered by local stiffness, but the effect is not the same for everyone. If the problem is related to weakness, instability, arthrosis or chronic overload, physiotherapy should be combined with active exercises. You should not expect that magnetic therapy will “restore the joint” by itself or replace rehabilitation. Its role is supportive, and the result is assessed by the function and dynamics of symptoms.

What areas can be treated during magnetic therapy?

During magnetic therapy, joints, back, muscles, local areas of discomfort and areas after injuries can be treated according to indications. The area is determined after assessing the condition, because pain in the knee, lower back or shoulder can have different causes. If there are skin lesions, acute inflammation, active infection or unexplained swelling in the area, the procedure is not performed without a medical decision. In the case of metal implants or electronic devices, the safety of a particular technique must be clarified. The patient must report all implants, surgeries and chronic conditions before the start of the course.

How does magnetotherapy work at the Kinezium center in Kyiv?

Magnetotherapy at the KINEZIUM center in Kyiv begins with an assessment of the condition, selection of the zone, checking for contraindications and explaining the procedure. The specialist adjusts the device, duration and mode of exposure depending on the task. During the session, the patient usually does not feel pronounced pain; the procedure is often tolerated mildly. After the session, there may be recommendations regarding activity, subsequent procedures and combination with exercise therapy or other rehabilitation. If symptoms worsen during the course, the plan should be reviewed.

How does magnetotherapy differ from laser and electrotherapy?

Magnetotherapy differs from laser and electrotherapy in the type of physical effect. Laser therapy uses light energy, electrotherapy uses currents, and magnetotherapy uses a magnetic field. This makes the sensations during the procedure, contraindications, and role in the recovery process different.

Criterion	Magnetotherapy	Laser therapy	Electrotherapy
Type of impact	Magnetic field	Light energy	Electric current
Feeling	Often minimal	Minimal or light heat	Tingling, pulsation, muscle reaction
Role	Adjunctive physiotherapy for tissue and pain	Pain and tissue support	Pain, spasm, neuromuscular stimulation
Limitation	Pacemaker, pregnancy, cancer risks, bleeding	Eyes, photosensitivity, cancer risks, skin	Pacemaker, sensitivity, skin, pregnancy
Place in the program	Part of the course according to indications	Part of the course according to indications	Part of the course according to indications

What contraindications should be considered before magnetotherapy?

Before magnetotherapy, it is necessary to take into account a pacemaker or other implanted electronic devices, pregnancy, oncological risks, acute infections, bleeding, thrombosis risks, vascular conditions, unexplained pain and metal implants in some cases. The magnetic field may be undesirable for people with certain medical devices, so you need to inform the specialist about them before the procedure. If there is an active inflammatory process, fever or a sharp deterioration in the condition, it is better to postpone the course.

The NCCIH, in its material on magnets for pain, warns that magnets can interfere with medical devices, including pacemakers and insulin pumps: https://www.nccih.nih.gov/health/magnets-for-pain-what-you-need-to-know. The NCCIH also notes that people with pregnancy or medical conditions should discuss magnetic therapy with a doctor: https://files.nccih.nih.gov/s3fs-public/Magnets_11-18-2015.pdf. MedlinePlus describes symptoms that require medical evaluation in its article on deep vein thrombosis: swelling, pain, warmth, and discoloration of the limb: https://medlineplus.gov/deepveinthrombosis.html. Therefore, it is important to check vascular, oncological, and device risks before magnetotherapy.

What results can you expect after magnetotherapy at Kinezium?

After magnetotherapy in KINEZIUM, you can expect a gradual possible effect: reduced discomfort, support for recovery and better tolerance of movement. The result depends on the condition, course, chosen technique and whether the procedure is combined with physical rehabilitation. If the pain has a mechanical cause, exercises, work with load and correction of movement are needed. Magnetotherapy should not be presented as a guaranteed method of pain treatment.

The NCCIH notes that scientific evidence does not support the use of static magnets for pain relief, and the results of studies on different types of pain have been mixed: https://www.nccih.nih.gov/health/magnets-for-pain-what-you-need-to-know. The MSD Manual Professional Edition also describes the evidence on magnets as mixed and insufficient for many pain conditions: https://www.msdmanuals.com/professional/special-subjects/integrative-complementary-and-alternative-medicine/magnets. A PubMed Central review of pulsed electromagnetic field therapy describes the potential effects of PEMF, but conclusions vary by protocol and clinical group: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10888009/. Practical conclusion: magnetotherapy can be an adjunct procedure, but expectations should be cautious.

What is the price of magnetotherapy in Kyiv and what does the cost of the procedure depend on?

The price of magnetotherapy in Kyiv depends on the number of procedures, the area of influence, the duration of the course, the method and the need for a preliminary consultation. If magnetotherapy is included in a comprehensive program, the total cost may also include exercise therapy, massage, other types of physiotherapy or a specialist consultation. To register with KINEZIUM, you should inform us of your complaint, diagnosis, presence of a pacemaker, metal implants, pregnancy, oncological conditions or vascular risks. After the assessment, the specialist will explain whether the method is suitable and what course may be appropriate. This will help to avoid procedures without indications or with undesirable risks.