Examples of Device Applications
Notes:
- P1 and P2 are universal treatment programs for models LT-99, LT-100, and VF-XP.
- P1/P2 = alternate between programs P1 and P2.
- ↕P3 = set the appropriate frequency in P3 mode (LT-99, LT-100).
- A minus sign (‾) next to the number of days indicates skipping exposure.
- The use of the B1C applicator is identical to the use of the Torus LT-100 device.
- Multiple daily applications should be spaced throughout the day.
- The application mode values are approximate, based on both theoretical studies and practical experience. It is very rare, but during magneto-stimulation, especially in inflammatory conditions, pain may initially worsen. This is not a reason to discontinue treatment, but rather to adjust the mode, typically by reducing the frequency to half of the original value. The application time can also be shortened, or both. After improvement, the frequency or exposure time can be gradually increased.
- Magnetotherapy should be seen as part of a comprehensive treatment plan, which, in some cases, is crucial for its success.
- Through regular use of our devices, it is possible to significantly reduce or even completely eliminate sudden attacks, especially of painful conditions. This has been particularly demonstrated in degenerative musculoskeletal diseases, ankylosing spondylitis, rheumatoid arthritis (especially in children), childhood enuresis, and fibromyalgia.
- In sports medicine, pulsed magnetotherapy effectively complements and enhances the effects of standard rehabilitation and recovery procedures.
Important notes:
- Magnetotherapy, like any other physical treatment, provides a mild stimulating impulse, and therefore, must be applied over a long period. As a result, the positive effect for painful and inflammatory conditions may appear only after three days of use, but there are also cases where treatment has been effective after two weeks. For fracture healing, the time frame may be even longer.
- When symptoms are reduced or disappear, it does not mean the treatment should be stopped immediately. On the contrary, it is necessary to continue for at least another week in the same regimen and then gradually reduce the frequency, e.g., applying the magnetic field on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. At the slightest sign of symptoms returning, immediately resume magnetotherapy for at least one week.