SIS Therapy

Orthopedic diseases

SIS (Super Inductive System) is a modern, non-invasive therapy used for back and joint pain, muscle tension and reduced mobility. It aims to relieve pain, relax tense muscles and make movement easier, helping patients return to everyday activities.

Depending on the diagnosis and treatment plan, SIS can be used on its own or combined with spinal decompression, painless shockwave therapy and other physiotherapy treatments. Combining different therapeutic effects helps address pain, muscle tension and reduced mobility, with the aim of achieving better rehabilitation outcomes.

Duration

10 - 15 minutes

Recommended Visits

5 - 10 sessions, depending on the diagnosis

Most Common Conditions

Spinal pain, neck and lower back pain, herniated discs, osteoarthritis, shoulder pain, knee pain, muscle tension and spasms, fractures

What to Expect

The patient sits or lies comfortably while the applicator is positioned above the painful area. The therapy is non-invasive, and the patient may feel pulsing, tingling or muscle contractions during the session.

Contraindications / Notes

Pacemakers and other electronic implants, metal implants in the treatment area, pregnancy and other conditions as assessed by our clinical team.

Price

€20.00 per session (28.09.2026.: €20.00)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can SIS therapy be combined with other therapies?

Yes. Depending on the location of your pain and your diagnosis, we recommend combining SIS therapy with spinal decompression or painless shockwave therapy. This allows us to combine different therapeutic effects to relieve pain, reduce muscle tension and improve mobility. Our clinical team determines the most suitable combination and treatment schedule.

What should I wear for SIS therapy?

You can attend your session in comfortable sportswear. There is no need to remove your clothing, as treatment can be delivered through it. Treatment can also be carried out over exposed skin. In both cases, the applicator is positioned above the treatment area without touching the skin.

Can SIS therapy be performed through a plaster cast?

Yes. SIS can be applied through a plaster cast without removing it. For fractures, we use the therapy as additional support for bone healing and pain relief.

Is SIS therapy suitable for acute or chronic pain?

SIS therapy is used for both acute and chronic pain. It can form part of treatment following an injury or overuse, as well as for long-term back and joint pain. We tailor your treatment to the cause, duration and severity of your symptoms.

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