Magnetotherapy (incl. SIS Super-Inductive)

Magnetotherapy at Carlsbad Clinic applies pulsed electromagnetic fields for pain, healing and regeneration, with a high-intensity SIS (super-inductive system) option. Standard pulsed magnetic therapy is a comfortable 20-minute session associated with reducing pain and supporting tissue and bone healing, while SIS uses a far stronger field to reach deeper structures and can stimulate muscle and nerve. Painless and passive, it pairs well with the clinic's physiotherapy and laser within a rehabilitation course.

Magnetotherapy at Carlsbad Clinic uses pulsed electromagnetic fields to support pain relief, healing and tissue regeneration, and is offered in two forms. Standard pulsed magnetic therapy is a relaxed, fully passive 20-minute session (330 Kč) in which the treated region is positioned within an applicator; low-frequency magnetic pulses are associated with reducing pain and inflammation and supporting the healing of bone and soft tissue, making it a common adjunct for osteoarthritis, slow-healing fractures, chronic back pain and post-injury recovery. The super-inductive system (SIS) is a higher-intensity option that generates a much stronger electromagnetic field reaching deeper structures; a single-zone SIS session runs 15 minutes (1,300 Kč) and a two-or-more-zone session 30 minutes (2,000 Kč). Beyond analgesia and healing support, the stronger SIS field can stimulate muscle and peripheral nerve, which is associated with reducing spasticity, supporting muscle activation and easing nerve-related pain, so it is chosen for more demanding rehabilitation needs. Both forms are painless and require no recovery time — standard magnetotherapy is simply rest within the field, while SIS produces a tapping or muscle-twitch sensation that is well tolerated. The therapies combine naturally with the clinic's physiotherapy, laser and shock-wave so passive healing support and active reconditioning reinforce each other. Who benefits: guests with osteoarthritis, chronic musculoskeletal pain, slow bone or tissue healing, and certain neuromuscular conditions for SIS. Contraindications include cardiac pacemakers and other implanted electronic devices, pregnancy, active tumour in the field and uncontrolled epilepsy, which is why magnetotherapy follows the clinic's initial medical examination. The therapist advises on a short course, typically several sessions across a stay, for cumulative benefit.