We are excited to share new clinical developments in the field of interstitial cystitis -painful bladder syndrome and chronic pelvic pain
A recent study conducted in Luneburg Germany led by Dr Bjorn Kaftan Senior Physician and Coordinator of the Centre for Interstitial Cystitis and Pelvic Pain has highlighted promising preliminary results in Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy.
Key findings include:
A notable reduction in pain scores, reduced inflammation, improved bladder function with fewer daily episodes, enhanced vitality and social functioning.
The research team attributes these outcomes to the anti-inflammatory and cellular healing properties associated with PEMF therapy.
While full publication is pending, early evidence supports PEMF as a non-invasive and adjunctive treatment option in the treatment of pelvic pain conditions.
The research team attributes these outcomes to the anti-inflammatory and cellular healing properties associated with PEMF therapy.
While full publication is pending, early evidence supports PEMF as a non-invasive and adjunctive treatment option in the treatment of pelvic pain conditions.
Want to know more about the study or Oska Pulse?
Reach out to us directly on 1300 306 312 or Dr Adam Osomanski CEO of O Technology on 0411 446 227 for further information
Reach out to us directly on 1300 306 312 or Dr Adam Osomanski CEO of O Technology on 0411 446 227 for further information
