Inductoperexia

Inductopyrexia is an increase in body temperature caused by exposure to high frequency electromagnetic fields.

The term comes from the Latin root "inducto-", meaning "induced", and the Greek "pyrexis", which translates to "fever" or "heat".

Inductopyrexia occurs when the human body is exposed to high-frequency electromagnetic radiation. This radiation heats the body tissues, causing the temperature to rise.

The mechanism of development of inductopyrexia is associated with the conversion of electromagnetic energy into thermal energy inside tissues. Frequencies that cause this effect typically range from 10 kHz to 300 GHz.

Inductopyrexia can be used in medicine for therapeutic effects of high-frequency electromagnetic fields. However, excessive exposure is dangerous and can lead to overheating and tissue damage. Therefore, the use of such procedures requires strict control and compliance with safety regulations.

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