Magnetfeldtherapie München

Magnetodyn® magnetic field therapy

Proven integrative therapy method

Sinusoidal, low frequency electromagnetic fields can be used preventively and therapeutically – for example for connective tissue, vascular, bone regeneration, etc., but also to improve the immune system and defense against inflammations. The procedure has proven itself in our practice for decades.

 

 

Magnetodyn® magnetic field therapy in our gynecological practice in Munich

Magnetodyn® magnetic field therapy is an integrative therapy method in which sinusoidal, low frequency electromagnetic fields are used preventively and therapeutically. They can contribute to the regeneration of connective tissue, blood vessels, bones, etc. They have a beneficial effect on the autonomic nervous system, they improve the general immune system and defense against infections, they relieve pain and harmonize cell functions. The magnetic fields can stimulate injured tissue in such a way that it heals faster and – whenever possible – without complications. Acute and chronic pain can be alleviated, the metabolism can be supported and healing processes can be accelerated, etc.

 

Proven procedure in outpatient treatment – painless and free of side effects

Magnetodyn® magnetic field therapy has proven itself in our gynecology practice in Munich for many years. The technology was developed by Dipl. Physicist Werner Kraus and Prof. Dr. med. Fritz Lechner. The therapy unit consists of a control unit, a generator and acoil.

The treatment is on an outpatient basis. The affected part of the body is treated in the coil for a certain period of time, depending on the respective indication. Pain free and side effect free. The therapy takes place two to three times a week over a period of three to six weeks.

Background-Info

Magnetodyn® magnetic field therapy is an integrative therapy method that has proven itself in our practice for decades e.g. to harmonize cell functions, to relieve acute and chronic pain, to strengthen connective tissue and muscles, for joints and fascia, for vessels and bones, to improve immune defense, against inflammations, etc.

 

Literature (selection)

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QUEK, P.: A critical review on magnetic stimulation: what is its role in the management of pelvic floor disorders?, Curr Opin Urol 7 / 2005; 15 (4), pp. 231- 5

SCHULTE-UEBBING, C.: High dose vaginal vitamin D treatment against dysplasia (CIN I, II), chronical recurrant cervicitis and stress incontinance. Menopause Kongress, University of Vienna, Austria, 12 / 2010

SCHULTE-UEBBING, C., SCHLETT, S.: Kolpitis und Co – vaginale Vitamin- D- Applikation hilft, gynäkologie und geburtshilfe 3 / 2010, S. 2 ff.

SCHULTE-UEBBING, C., SCHLETT, S.: Vitamin D in der gynäkologischen Praxis, Ergebnisse einer Anwendungsbeobachtung, CO’MED, 3 / 2010, S. 1 ff.

KNOLL, B., SCHULTE-UEBBING, C.: Frauenkrankheiten mit Meso- Therapie natürlich behandeln, München, 7 / 2006

SCHULTE-UEBBING, I.D. CRAIUT: Beckenboden-Schwäche der Frau, Ganzheitliche Therapeutische Ansätze, Z. Ärzte f. Naturheilverfahren, 9 / 2014

SCHULTE-UEBBING, C.: Beckenbodenschwäche – Das heimliche Tabuthema vieler Frauen, Ihre Gesundheit, 5 / 2013

SCHULTE-UEBBING, C., SCHLETT, S., CRAIUT, I.D., BUMBU, G., HOFSTETTER, A., CRAIUT, L.: Vitamin D gegen Belastungs- Inkontinenz (BIK)? Hochdosiertes Cholecalciferol kann die Effekte von lokalem Östriol bei der Behandlung der Stress-Inkontinenz (Grad I und II) verbessern, Internationaler Vitamin D- Kongress, Virchow Klinikum, Universität Charité, Berlin, 4 / 2013

SCHULTE-UEBBING, C., SCHLETT, S.: Beckenboden- Schwäche, In: Frauenheilkunde, Benno Verlag, Leipzig, 334 Seiten, 12 / 2011

SCHULTE-UEBBING, C., SCHLETT, S., KLEINE-GUNK, B., CRAIUT, I. D., BUMBU, G., ROTHENBERGER, K.H., OLAH, H.: Stage I and II Stress Incontinence. High dosed Vitamin D may improve effects of local estriol, 6. congress of the Romanian society of gynecology and endocrinology, Jurnal de Ginecologie Endocrinologica, Vol. 1, nr 2 – 3, aprilie- septembrie, Bucarest, 2011, pp. 34–39

BUMBU, G., BERECHET, M.C., BUMBU, A., SCHULTE-UEBBING, C.: Cervicocolpopexia transobturatorie în managementul chirurgical al prolapsului urogenital avansat, Gineco-ro, Nr. 23, 1 / 2011

SCHULTE-UEBBING, C.: Vitamin D in der Gynäkologie, Kongress, German Society Anti Aging Medicine GSAAM, München, 5 / 2011

SCHULTE-UEBBING, C., GERHARD, I.: Hochdosiertes vaginales Vitamin D gegen Cervizitis und Dysplasien, Netzwerk Frauengesundheit, 3 / 2011

SCHULTE-UEBBING, C.: Östriol und Vitamin D intravaginal bessern Stressinkontinenz, Studie mit 60 Patient*innen, Privatarzt, 2 / 2011, S. 32 ff.

SCHULTE-UEBBING, C., SCHLETT, S.: Vitamin D Therapie bei Belastungsinkontinenz, gynäkologie + geburtshilfe, 11 / 2010

SCHULTE-UEBBING, C., SCHLETT, S.: Vaginale Vitamin D Anwendung, Workshop Beckengesundheit, Kongress für Gynäkolog*innen, Ostseebad Damp, 9 / 2010

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