Heat therapy (i.e. thermotherapy) is a treatment method based on transferring thermal energy to the body by conduction, convection or radiation. It involves subjecting diseased areas to high temperatures.
Two types of heat therapy procedures can be distinguished. These are local treatments and general treatments.
A warmed peat mud pack is applied to the affected parts of the body and wrapped in a sheet, foil and blankets. The treatment increases circulation, reduces pain, relaxes tense muscles and reduces inflammatory response.
Indications for the treatment
degenerative joint diseases
post-traumatic conditions of joints, bones and muscles
soft tissue rheumatism
contractures
chronic spinal disorders
spinal pain syndromes
painful shoulder syndrome
osteoarthritis of the hip, knee and ankle joints
A heated fango mass is applied to the areas designated for treatment, resulting in improved circulation as well as resorption and elimination of toxic products from tissues of the inflammatory process.
Indications for the treatment
chronic rheumatic diseases
musculoskeletal disorders
degenerative changes of the joints and spine
inflammatory conditions of the joints and soft tissues
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