mPNS for CHRONIC PAIN

mPNS is a non-invasive therapy that employs magnetic energy to stimulate peripheral nerves. It eases pain by blocking nerve signals to the brain and increasing the body's natural healing processes

A magnetic field is generated around the area being treated, interrupting pain signals before they reach the brain. This results in pain relief and reduces inflammation in the surrounding tissues. 

mPNS is effective for various conditions, including chronic pain, nerve injuries, neuropathies, and many musculoskeletal disorders. It may be incorporated into a comprehensive pain management plan. 

YES!! mPNS is a safe, non-invasive option for most people. However, it is crucial to consult with a healthcare provider before beginning treatment, especially for those with implanted medical devices such as pacemakers.

Sessions usually last between 20 to 60 minutes, varying based on the condition being treated and the individual treatment plan.

The number of sessions varies with each person's condition and treatment objectives. A common approach is to start with three sessions in the first week and then adjust the frequency based on the initial results. For ongoing maintenance, monthly session are often sufficient. 

mPNS is generally safe with minimal side effects. Some individuals might experience slight discomfort or skin irritation at the treatment site, which typically resolves shortly after the session. 

Yes, mPNS can be part of a holistic treatment approach, which may include physical therapy, medications or even ketamine treatment. 

Insurance coverage for mPNS varies. We recommend checking directly with your insurance provider to understand your coverage options for magnetic peripheral nerve stimulation treatments. 

Research shows significant benefits on average, patients report a 54% reduction in pain after one session and a 72% reduction after 3 sessions. in cases of chronic neuropathic pain, reductions of up to 87% have been reported.* 

 *Bedder M, Parker L. Magnetic Peripheral Nerve Stimulation (mPNS) for Chronic Pain. J Pain Res. 2023;16:2365-2373 

 The two treatments work on different principles. mPNS uses magnetic fields to induce electrical currents in deep nerve bundles, stimulating the nerves without direct contact. Due to the ability of magnetic fields to penetrate deeper tissues and stimulate a broader area of nerve fibers, patients using mPNS may find relief for conditions that are not as responsive to TENS.