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Physiotherapy

Physical therapy, also known as physiotherapy, comes from the Greek words fysis – nature and therapia – treatment. It is a set of tools and methods aimed at the prevention and treatment of various diseases. It is carried out with the help of natural factors such as sun, sea, healing mud, water, massage, movement and preformed factors (electric current, ultrasound, laser rays, magnetic field).

Natural physical factors have been known since ancient times and are the basis of heat therapy, balneotherapy, mud therapy, hydrotherapy, climate therapy and other basic sections of physiotherapy.

We from the hotel “St. St. Peter and Pavel” we have the most modern devices of a new generation. They are located in our mud, lye and salt treatment center. The devices are functionally arranged to serve two people at the same time. The procedures are performed individually under the pleasant influence of quiet, relaxing music.

Depending on the patients condition, physiotherapy is most often used for:

  • pain relief /analgesia/;
  • improvement of tissue nutrition /trophic effect/;
  • improving blood circulation, facilitating venous outflow;
  • stimulation of the glands with internal secretion /endocrine changes/;
  • improving peripheral nerve conduction.

Physical therapy is also used in stroke and myocardial infarction, after trauma and childbirth, to aid recovery after surgical interventions, and more.

LOW FREQUENCY CURRENTS

  • Electrophoresis - a combined treatment method, in which various medicinal substances are introduced into the body by means of a galvanic current.
  • Diadynamic currents
  • Trebert current and RS - rhythm syncole for electrical stimulation
  • Lugophoresis – again a combined method that combines the beneficial effect of lye and low-frequency currents.

MEDIUM FREQUENCY CURRENTS

  • Bipolar and quadripolar interferema - a healing process in which cross-currents penetrate through the skin into the tissues, and from there into the muscles, lymph, blood, and then turn into heat, which heals through electrochemical processes. The cross currents used are particularly effective for cramps, joint and muscle pain, arthritis and arthritic changes.

ULTRASOUND THERAPY

  • Ultrasound has an anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving effect, affects diseases of the locomotor system, sprains or muscle spasms and other complaints related to the peripheral nervous system.
  • Phonophoresate - Combines ultrasound waves in combination with lye gel and gives excellent results applied by this method.

MAGNETOTHERAPY

  • It is a method in which permanent or variable magnetic fields are applied for therapeutic purposes. They create a collateral vascular network with a vasodilating, anti-allergic, anti-inflammatory and anti-edematous effect. This is the only procedure that can be used in the presence of a foreign body in or over the affected area (plaster, metal splints, etc.).
  • In physiotherapy, it is used for the prevention and treatment of diseases of the bone, muscle, respiratory and cardiovascular systems. It is applied to people of different ages, there are no side effects. Usually, the effect of the magnets can be felt after about a week of treating the problem area. Gives excellent results in fractures, operations, sprains, sciatica, lumbago, etc.

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