Contraindications to bioresonance — when to be cautious

BICOM Optima bioresonance is a painless, non-invasive method without the typical side effects — which is why both adults and children use it. Even so, as with any therapy, there are situations in which the session requires caution or a prior consultation. We have gathered them in one place so you can prepare for your visit calmly.

Important: bioresonance is a method from the field of complementary medicine. It does not replace diagnostics or treatment recommended by a doctor. The information below is general in nature — if in doubt, consult your treating doctor.

In brief

• Absolute caution: pacemaker, implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD) and other active electronic implants.
• Consultation needed: pregnancy, epilepsy, after a transplant, active cancer.
• Common sense: acute infection with fever, after drinking alcohol.
• Always tell us about chronic conditions, implants and medications you take — we will choose a safe way to proceed.

When we do not perform bioresonance

Pacemaker and active electronic implants

This is the most important contraindication. In people with a pacemaker, an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD) or other active electronic devices in the body, we do not perform the session — because of a theoretical effect on the device's operation. Safety comes first here.

When a consultation is needed

Pregnancy

In pregnancy we approach bioresonance with caution — not because harmful effects are known, but on the principle of limiting any unnecessary interventions. Before your visit, ask the doctor looking after your pregnancy for approval.

Epilepsy

For people with epilepsy we plan the session individually and after a consultation, choosing an appropriate approach.

After an organ transplant

After a transplant the body is in a special state (immunosuppressive treatment). We carry out therapy only in agreement with the treating doctor.

Active cancer

During oncological treatment we regard bioresonance at most as possible support for general well-being — never as part of treating the disease — and only after consulting an oncologist. Bioresonance does not treat cancer.

Situations in which it is better to postpone the visit

• Acute infection with a high fever — wait until you feel better.
• After drinking alcohol — it may disturb the course of the session and how you feel afterwards.
• Extreme fatigue or dehydration — make sure you are hydrated before the visit.

How to prepare for your visit

• Tell us about the chronic conditions, implants and medications you take.
• Be hydrated — after the session it is recommended to drink 1.5–2 l of water.
• If you have any doubts, call before the visit — we will advise whether the session is appropriate in your situation.

Do you have questions about whether bioresonance is suitable for you? Contact the AGAMED clinic in Szczecin — we will discuss your situation before booking a visit. Call: 519 055 858 or 504 151 081.

Frequently asked questions

Is bioresonance safe for children?

Yes, it is one of the methods suitable for children — it is painless and non-invasive. We see even small children. Please tell us about any conditions your child has before the visit.

Can I have bioresonance with a pacemaker?

No. A pacemaker and other active electronic implants are a contraindication — we do not perform the session.

Does bioresonance treat diseases?

Bioresonance is a complementary method that supports well-being. It does not replace diagnostics or treatment recommended by a doctor and does not treat diseases such as cancer. For serious complaints, always consult a doctor.

See also: AGAMED bioresonance clinic in Szczecin — BICOM Optima device, since 2010 — and health therapies with bioresonance.