Physical therapy

Galvanic treatment is a procedure based on a constant electric current generated by two electrodes. The current sent into the body increases the permeability of membranes in tissues, which leads to an increased metabolism and better nourishment of the tissues. The electric current treatment is performed on the trunk, limbs, head and neck.
Galvanic treatment accelerates metabolism and the removal of its waste products from the body, which is why it is often used by women who are slimming. It can therefore be a good way to support weight loss. Because it leads to muscle stimulation, it also helps maintain the body's shape and reduce the risk of developing sagging skin folds during slimming therapy.

This procedure uses low-frequency current (50 and 100 Hz) of a modulated nature. It is produced by superimposing a sinusoidal current onto a direct current. It has analgesic and muscle-relaxant properties. It effectively relieves muscle tension, improves nerve conduction and the permeability of blood vessels. It has been used in the treatment of back pain and degenerative joint disease.

Interferential current of adjustable frequency used mainly as an analgesic treatment, for active hyperemia of tissues and for the stimulation of weakened skeletal muscles.

Inhalation of aerosols containing sodium chloride ions, which, by penetrating deep into the bronchioles and pulmonary alveoli, loosen secretions and facilitate their expectoration, improves the efficiency of the respiratory system. The main use is for chronic bronchitis and for people working in difficult conditions.

Indications for the procedure

• respiratory tract disorders
• sinus diseases
• laryngitis
• tracheitis, bronchitis

Electric bath using direct current and four small tubs filled with water. The current can flow from the lower limbs to the upper ones or vice versa. Depending on the direction of the current flow, it produces a calming effect, lowers or raises blood pressure, and causes skin hyperemia.

Indications for the procedure:

• hypertension and arterial hypotension
• circulatory disorders
• nervous disorders, fatigue

An electrotherapy treatment in which direct current is used to introduce a medication in ionized form through the skin into the diseased part of the body without disrupting its integrity.

Indications for the procedure:

• scars, scar contractures
• impaired bone healing
• nerve pain, muscle pain
• pain syndromes of limb joints and spinal joints

A lamp that emits light which positively affects the human body, strengthening its defensive functions. Thanks to the use of the lamp, skin problems, all kinds of pain, rheumatic conditions, allergies, depression, colds, and many other ailments can be treated.

Indications for the treatment:

• back, neck and head pain
• inflammatory joint conditions
• wounds (scars, burns)
• skin conditions
• cough, runny nose, sore throat

Cryotherapy is a treatment performed using a special gas apparatus. The device releases gas in the form of carbon dioxide at a very low temperature, which produces a therapeutic effect on the treated tissue. The temperature of the gas used during cryotherapy is often around -70 degrees Celsius.

Indications for performing the procedure: rheumatic disease of the joints or soft tissues, past injuries, dislocations, joint damage.

A pulsating low-frequency magnetic field that increases metabolism, improves oxygen utilization by cells and enhances blood circulation.

Indications for the procedure:

• nerve pain
• ulcers, delayed wound healing
• inflammatory joint conditions
• degenerative diseases of the spine
• osteoporosis
• recent injuries, fractures
• muscle atrophy, paresis
• spasticity

A lamp that emits infrared radiation, causing heating of the treated area. The heat produces a local improvement in blood circulation, and thus an analgesic effect and the possibility of treating, among others, skin diseases.

Indications for the procedure:

• chronic and post-traumatic inflammatory conditions of the joints and periarticular tissues
• rheumatic diseases of the joints and spine
• soft tissue contractures
• inflammatory conditions of the sinuses
• reduction of muscle tension before massage, traction, exercises and manipulations
• neuralgia

Acoustic waves exert analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects on the human body, reduce muscle tension, dilate blood vessels, and increase metabolism.

Indications for the procedure:

• rheumatic diseases in a period free of inflammatory activity
• rheumatoid arthritis
• tendon and muscle attachment disorders
• spinal pain syndromes
• heel spur
• scars