Move with confidence again
Whether you want to relieve pain, recover from an injury, return to sport, or simply perform everyday activities more comfortably, FMS is designed to support your rehabilitation journey and help you get back to the activities that matter to you.
Technology designed to support your recovery.
FMS (Functional Magnetic Stimulation) is a therapy that uses high-intensity magnetic fields to stimulate muscles and nerves deep within the body.
It is used in physiotherapy and rehabilitation as part of treatment programs aimed at reducing pain, activating deep musculature, improving mobility, and supporting functional recovery. It can be applied across a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions and at different stages of the rehabilitation process, always based on professional assessment and clinical judgment.
Who may benefit from FMS?
FMS may be incorporated into rehabilitation programs for people experiencing:
- Low back and neck pain
- Sciatica and neuropathies
- Sports injuries
- Muscle weakness or loss of muscle mass
- Reduced mobility
- Recovery after injury
- Recovery before or after surgery
- Fractures and bone recovery processes
Benefits
Designed to support functional rehabilitation.
Benefits
Designed to support functional rehabilitation.
Beyond pain relief
Pain is often the reason people seek treatment.
But recovery involves much more than symptom relief.
Regaining strength, mobility, coordination, and confidence in movement are essential steps toward returning to the activities that are part of everyday life.
FMS supports a more comprehensive approach to rehabilitation, helping connect pain relief with strength, mobility, and physical performance.
Clinical applications
Used across different rehabilitation goals.
Musculoskeletal Pain
For people experiencing acute or chronic pain that affects mobility, daily activities, or quality of life.
Sports Injuries
For those looking to progressively return to training, sport, or competition after an injury.
Muscle Weakness and Loss of Strength
To help restore muscle activation, strength, and control when muscles are not functioning as they should.
Reduced Mobility or Stiffness
For people who want to move more freely and regain confidence in everyday activities.
Before and After Surgery
May be incorporated into rehabilitation programs to help prepare muscles before surgery or support recovery afterward.
Fractures and Bone Recovery
May be used as part of rehabilitation programs designed to support recovery following fractures or bone injuries.
Real Stories, Real Recovery
Athletes and active individuals share their experience with FMS as part of their rehabilitation process.
Frequently asked questions
What does a session feel like?
Depending on the treatment area, it is common to feel muscle contractions or a sensation of deep stimulation.
How long does a session last?
The duration may vary depending on the treatment plan and the healthcare professional’s clinical judgment.
Do I need to remove my clothing?
In most cases, no.
Is it painful?
Most people describe the treatment as comfortable and well tolerated. The intensity can be adjusted during the session.
Can it be used before or after surgery?
Suitability depends on the type of procedure and your individual circumstances. Your clinician can advise whether FMS is appropriate for your treatment plan.
Ask about FMS at your next appointment.
Your healthcare professional can assess whether FMS may be an appropriate option based on your diagnosis, progress, and recovery goals.