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+2. Are there any contraindications to be aware of when using a PEMF Device?

Yes! If a patient is pregnant, has any implanted electronic devices (such as a pacemaker), or is going into surgery within 36 hours of a PEMF application, the patient should not subject themselves to PEMF. People receiving PEMF applications on recent surgeries should avoid higher levels of pulse intensity. Other contraindications preclude patients who are on chemotherapy or blood thinners.

+3. Is there any scientific research on high-powered PEMF Devices?

There is little scientific research because MP/MF PEMF Devices are a relatively new category of PEMF technology. However, there are thousands of university level case studies for the use of PEMF on hundreds of indications, from arthritis to edema to neuropathy.

+4. How often should a body part be treated to achieve long-term results?

There is no set application protocol for any person or any one issue. Long-term chronic pain may require a dozen or more applications spread out over an extended time period. PEMF will almost always accelerate healing; however, the rate of acceleration is generally related to the severity and extent of the injury.

+5. How can a PEMF Device be used to help a dislocated joint or a herniated disc?

Use of a PEMF Device on such injuries can be very helpful for the reduction of pain, inflammation, and swelling and can improve range of motion. However, a PEMF application does not address underlying biomechanical malfunctions due to musculoskeletal disorders.

+6. Why MP/MF (Multi-Powered/Multi-Frequency) PEMF?

There is no better place to start than to look at the myriad number of PEMF Devices being sold online today. A simple Google Search of "PEMF" will yield thousands of search results that include many devices, practitioners, studies and other resources.