Magnet Therapy
Magnets applied over a localised area, as listed by the clinic.
Manual & Complementary Therapies
Non-invasive magnetic field support for pain
As advised after assessment

About this service
Magnet therapy applies a magnetic field to an area of pain or stiffness. At the clinic it is used as supporting care beside physiotherapy and exercise, never on its own as a cure.
Evidence for magnetic therapy is mixed, so the physiotherapist will tell you honestly what it can and cannot do for your problem before you start.
What it helps with
These are the outcomes this service is aimed at. How much you gain depends on your assessment, your condition and how consistently you follow the plan.
Assessment-led care
These are the problems patients commonly come to this service with. Suitability for any treatment is confirmed in the assessment.
Modalities
These are the clinic's therapies that may be used within this service. Which ones are used — and when — is decided after your assessment.
Magnets applied over a localised area, as listed by the clinic.
The clinic's range of electrical treatment modalities under one heading.
Hands-on techniques — mobilisation, soft-tissue work and stretching.
Planning your course
As advised after assessment
Typical course
This is a guide for planning, not a fixed package. The physiotherapist confirms the number and frequency of sessions after the assessment and reviews it as you progress.
Recovery time varies from person to person. No fixed number of sessions or outcome is promised. If the clinic proposes a session range for this service, it is shown here and kept up to date by the team.
Step by step
Recovery time varies from person to person. The clinic does not promise a fixed number of sessions or a guaranteed result.
Why choose Rapha Medical Center
Questions
Also at the centre
Book an appointment for Magnet Therapy or call the clinic to discuss your situation first.