Conquer Office Syndrome and Chronic Pain
with TMS Electromagnetic Stimulation Technology
Office Syndrome is a condition that is not life-threatening, but the nature of this pain is chronic, interfering with daily life and work productivity.
Office Syndrome is a group of symptoms commonly found in office workers. The abnormalities are caused by staying in the same position for a long period, leading to muscle injury. This results in pain in various areas such as the temples, neck, shoulder blades, and shoulders. Symptoms may include trigger points, tenderness, dizziness, or numbness.
Office Syndrome is not fatal, but its chronic pain significantly disrupts daily routines and professional performance. It stems from various causes, including insufficient rest, repetitive posture, and non-ergonomic workspaces. Therefore, treatment requires a combination of methods, including:
Furthermore, for patients who have received full conventional treatment but whose symptoms have not improved, TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) technology is now available. This device sends magnetic waves to stimulate the brain, nerves, or muscles. Stimulating the muscles at the point of pain helps reduce both the intensity of the pain and muscle tension.
Electromagnetic stimulation technology is also effective for those with chronic pain from various conditions, such as herniated discs (neck or back) pressing on nerves, degenerative disc disease, Fibromyalgia (unexplained widespread body pain), and Myofascial Pain Syndrome. If these conditions are not severe enough to require surgery, and if medication or physical therapy has not yielded results, TMS technology can be a viable solution.
However, for chronic pain lasting longer than 3 months, do not rely solely on over-the-counter medication or massages. You should consult a doctor to identify the root cause for proper treatment. Some individuals may have underlying conditions like thyroid issues, anemia, Vitamin D deficiency, or autoimmune diseases, which can manifest as chronic pain.
TMS treatment is contraindicated for patients with a history of seizures, those with ring-shaped metal implants, or those with implanted electronic devices such as pacemakers or cochlear implants.
TMS technology is an alternative treatment used to supplement primary medical care. After each session, patients typically feel an immediate reduction in pain. Treatment is usually performed in a series of sessions, depending on the severity of the condition.
TMS electromagnetic therapy is an alternative option to supplement primary treatment. After each session, patients will feel an immediate reduction in pain.
