What does MRT mean in HOSPITALS

Magnetic Resonance Therapy (MRT) is a non-invasive, painless and drug free form of therapy that uses pulsed magnetic fields to help stimulate cell metabolism and improve healing. This therapy helps to reduce inflammation, relieve pain and speed up the healing process.

Magnetic Resonance Therapy works by using pulsed electromagnetic fields to create a type of electrical energy that stimulates cellular metabolism. This stimulation increases blood flow and oxygenation which can improve cellular function and promote healing. The work of MRT has been proven by multiple studies in both animals and humans.

Potential benefits of MRT include reduced inflammation, improved muscle strength, increased range of motion, accelerated tissue repair and regeneration, improved wound healing, enhanced nerve impulse transmission and improved metabolism of cells. Additionally, this technique may also help reduce stress levels and reduce fatigue associated with chronic illnesses and injuries.

People suffering from chronic pain conditions such as fibromyalgia, carpal tunnel syndrome or tendinitis may benefit from MRT therapy as well as those recovering from soft tissue injuries such as sprains or strains. Individuals with circulatory problems or sports related injuries may also see improvement after receiving this type of treatment.

MRT is considered a very safe treatment option. However it is important to note that it does involve exposure to electromagnetic fields so precautions should be taken for pregnant women or for individuals who have an implanted electrical device such as a pacemaker/defibrillator or neurological stimulator.

A single session typically lasts about 30 minutes but this can vary depending on the individual's condition and the protocol prescribed by your healthcare provider.

During or after an MRT session some patients may experience slight tingling in the area being treated although this usually resolves itself shortly after the procedure is completed. If you experience any other symptoms it is best to contact your healthcare provider immediately.

It varies depending on the severity of your condition but often positive changes can be seen within 5-10 consecutive treatments; however continued treatments may be necessary in order for lasting results.

Insurance coverage varies depending on policy so it is important to contact your insurance provider prior to initiating treatment. Some insurance plans do cover MRT treatments while others only partially cover costs or do not offer coverage at all.

During a typical appointment you will likely be asked about your symptoms then your body will be scanned using an MRI machine which takes images showing where areas of inflammation exist in the body. After reviewing these images tissues are exposed to short bursts of electromagnetic energy which helps stimulate cellular activity promoting healing.