FMS Therapy
Activate. Strengthen. Move.
FMS (Functional Magnetic Stimulation) uses gentle magnetic stimulation to activate targeted muscles and nerves, supporting strength, movement, and rehabilitation as part of your physiotherapy plan.

What is FMS Therapy
Functional Magnetic Stimulation uses pulsed magnetic fields to stimulate nerves and muscles deep within the body, helping support muscle activation and functional rehabilitation.
Activates Muscles
Helps stimulate targeted muscles and support contractions.
Supports Strength
Complements active exercises during rehabilitation.
Deep Stimulation
Can reach deeper tissues without surface electrodes.
Supports Movement
Improves function and mobility with physiotherapy.

Conditions FMS Therapy May Support
FMS may be used alongside physiotherapy for selected musculoskeletal, neurological, sports, and pelvic-floor conditions.

Neck & Spine Conditions
Neck Pain
Eases stiffness and improves movement.
Lower Back Pain
Complements strengthening and movement therapy.
Cervical Spondylosis
Supports targeted muscle activation.
Lumbar Weakness
Helps activate lower-back muscles.
Postural Weakness
Supports strength and postural control.
Spinal Rehabilitation
Supports muscle activation during recovery.

Shoulder Conditions
Shoulder Pain
Supports muscle activation during rehab.
Frozen Shoulder
Complements mobility and strengthening.
Rotator Cuff Injury
Complements strengthening and movement.
Shoulder Weakness
Helps activate targeted muscles.
Shoulder Tendonitis
Supports muscle control and strength.
Post-Surgical Shoulder
Supports strength recovery during rehab.

Elbow & Wrist Conditions
Tennis Elbow
Complements strengthening during rehab.
Golfer's Elbow
Supports muscle activation and recovery.
Wrist Weakness
Helps activate targeted muscles.
Wrist Pain
Complements movement and strengthening.
Hand Weakness
Supports muscle activation and function.
Post-Surgical Recovery
Supports strength and functional recovery.

Hip Conditions
Hip Pain
Supports targeted muscle activation.
Hip Arthritis
Supports muscle activation and mobility.
Hip Bursitis
Complements hip-strengthening rehabilitation.
Gluteal Weakness
Supports hip stability and movement.
Hip Weakness
Complements strengthening and functional movement.
Post-Surgical Hip Recovery
Supports muscle activation during recovery.

Knee Conditions
Knee Osteoarthritis
Complements strengthening and movement.
ACL Injury
Supports muscle activation during rehab.
Meniscus Rehabilitation
Complements strengthening and movement recovery.
Knee Pain
Helps activate muscles supporting the knee.
Knee Surgery Recovery
Supports muscle activation during rehab.
Patellar Tendon Rehab
Complements progressive strengthening.

Foot & Ankle Conditions
Foot Drop
Supports targeted muscle activation.
Ankle Weakness
Complements strengthening and movement.
Ankle Instability
Supports muscle control and activation.
Post-Ankle Injury
Supports strength recovery during rehab.
Gait Difficulties
Complements muscle activation and gait training.
Foot & Ankle Weakness
Supports functional muscle activation.

Neuro & Pelvic Floor Conditions
Muscle Weakness
Helps stimulate muscles when movement is limited.
Stroke Rehabilitation
Supports muscle activation during neuro rehab.
Spinal Cord Injury
Complements movement and strengthening.
Multiple Sclerosis
Supports targeted muscle activation.
Pelvic Floor Weakness
Supports pelvic-floor muscle activation.
Urinary Incontinence
Complements pelvic-floor rehabilitation.
What to Expect During FMS Therapy
A simple, non-invasive treatment designed to make pain more manageable and movement more comfortable.
Your care is structured like this:
Assessment
We assess your symptoms, movement, and treatment needs before starting therapy.
Treatment Preparation
You are positioned comfortably while the therapist places the FMS applicator near the targeted area.
Magnetic Stimulation
The device delivers focused magnetic pulses that stimulate nerves and muscles without direct skin contact.
Comfortable Treatment
You may feel gentle muscle contractions or rhythmic sensations as the intensity is adjusted to your comfort level.
Movement & Recovery
Treatment may be followed by guided exercises or movement training to support strength, mobility, and functional recovery.
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FAQs
Answers to common questions about your recovery
FMS, or Functional Magnetic Stimulation, uses pulsed magnetic fields to stimulate nerves and muscles and produce targeted muscle contractions. It is non-invasive and used alongside exercise as part of your physiotherapy plan.
The applicator generates a pulsed magnetic field that passes through clothing and skin without surface electrodes. The field stimulates the nerve supplying a muscle, producing a contraction that you cannot always produce voluntarily after injury or surgery.
No. Most people feel a tapping or pulling sensation as the muscle contracts. The intensity is adjusted to stay comfortable for you, and nothing is inserted or applied to the skin.
It is used for muscle weakness and inhibition after injury or surgery, lower back and postural weakness, neurological rehabilitation including foot drop, pelvic floor weakness, and strength work during sports rehabilitation.
Most conditions respond within 8 to 12 sessions, though this depends on your diagnosis and how long the weakness has been present. Your physiotherapist will share an expected timeline after the first assessment.
FMS Therapy is available at both Vyana clinics in Ahmedabad — Navrangpura and South Bopal — Monday to Saturday, 8 AM to 8 PM. Every session starts with a physiotherapist assessment so the treatment is matched to your condition.

