Muscle atrophy is the thinning of muscle fibers and a reduction in overall muscle volume. In this process, muscle tissue may be replaced by connective tissue, which is unable to contract.
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Muscle atrophy is the thinning of muscle fibers and a reduction in overall muscle volume. In this process, muscle tissue may be replaced by connective tissue, which is unable to contract.
Muscle atrophy is considered a condition that can worsen gradually over time. Its danger is that it can lead to deformation of muscle tissue, damage to muscle fibers, and a reduction in muscle volume. As atrophy progresses, muscle tone drops and muscle strength decreases, and physical activity is gradually limited in turn.
In many cases, muscle atrophy causes serious complications that can threaten your health, ability to work, and physical activity.
To address the problem in time, it is important not to miss the first signs of the disease:
According to medical studies, the rate at which these pathologies and complications develop has been growing in recent years. If urgent action is not taken or treatment of doubtful effectiveness is used, serious pathological processes may develop in the body, leading to severe, often irreversible consequences such as loss of mobility and disability.
Properly selected treatment may help slow the progression of atrophy and preserve patients' ability to work for many years, so we recommend starting treatment with high-intensity magnetotherapy. This physiotherapy method has been used in the treatment of muscle atrophy for a relatively short time. However, it is already used by physicians and patients in Europe because of its safety and wide possibilities for combined use.
The mechanism of the therapeutic action is fairly simple and is aimed at achieving a relieving and muscle-stimulating effect by stimulating individual muscles or muscle groups. The Super Inductive System BTL that we use acts on muscle tissue by improving blood supply and trophism, which in turn supports the regeneration and growth of muscle fibers.
Improved metabolism and oxygen uptake by the muscles lead to gradual structural changes that may help improve movement and the patient's quality of life:
Treatment with the innovative SIS method aims to reduce the clinical manifestations of the disease, target the areas where the pathology arises, and may reduce the doses of medications needed. This may help you lead a fuller life. The aim is for your muscles to regain normal volume and tone, and for lost physical abilities to be gradually restored along with them, reducing restrictions in movement so that you can return to your usual way of life.
