Thermotherapy

Paraffin treatment is a procedure that is based on the use of a film of paraffin, which has the effect of warming, rejuvenating and moisturizing the epidermis. For this reason, the procedure is recommended to be used in cosmetology and in medicine, especially during the rehabilitation period after surgery. Paraffin heat carriers in the form of an application are covered with an oilcloth and covered with a blanket..

Therapeutic effect: Anti-inflammatory, vasodilating, analgesic, absorbable, antispasmodic, stimulates tissue regeneration.

With regular use of paraffin, you can achieve the following results.:

• restore skin balance and moisturize the epidermis;
  

• flush toxins;

• heal and restore tissues that were previously damaged;

• reduce pain in the presence of disorders in the functioning of the joints.

Electro mud therapy (galvanic mud) 

Galvanotherapy (galvanic mud) is physiotherapy using therapeutic mud and electric current. The procedure resembles electrophoresis in many respects, but instead of a medicinal solution a mud cake is applied to the diseased organ or joint and a constant galvanic current of no more than 1 mA is connected.

Under the influence of electric current, the healing components of sulphide-sulfide mud penetrate the tissues more actively and enrich the body with components important for recovery. A modern and universal procedure, electrolysis is prescribed for various types of diseases. Saturation of the body with ions of potassium, calcium, iron, sodium, chlorine, manganese, iodine and bromine, as well as humic acids and a number of other mineral and chemical substances important for health - these are the main goals of complex physiotherapy. Electro mud therapy several times increases the therapeutic effect of mud! 

Mud therapy is common. The therapeutic effects of mud are due to thermal, mechanical, chemical and biological textures. Heated to a certain temperature, the mud covers the entire surface of the trunk and extremities (except for the head, neck and chest), then wrap them sequentially with a sheet, an oilcloth and a blanket to avoid heat loss. After the procedure, the patient is washed in the shower and rests on the couch for 30-40 minutes.

The positive effects of mud therapy are achieved through 4 main actions:

Chemical - a variety of volatile substances and gases, trace elements, acids, ions, humic, antibiotic and hormone-like elements, entering the body through intact skin, quickly absorbed into the bloodstream and the blood stream is spread throughout the body. Due to its chemical composition, the dirt has a knitting and tannic effect on the skin, stops the growth and reproduction of bacteria, stimulates redox processes in general.

Thermal - acting as a thermal irritant, dirt affects the state of thermoregulation, blood circulation, tissue trophism and metabolism: dilates blood vessels, improves lymph and blood circulation, activates metabolism and improves tissue trophism, enhances tissue respiration.

Adsorption - dirt can absorb metabolic products, salts, uric acid, fats, bacteria and other substances, thereby improving the absorption and excretory function of the skin.

Mechanical - with extensive mud applications or baths, a mechanical effect on tissues is carried out according to the type of massage, which increases blood circulation, accelerates metabolic and trophic processes.

Therapeutic effect:  Anti-inflammatory, immunostimulating, bactericidal, sedative, improving blood circulation. 

Local mud therapy. Mud cover a limited area of ​​the body.

The positive effects of mud therapy are achieved through 4 main actions:

Chemical - a variety of volatile substances and gases, trace elements, acids, ions, humic, antibiotic and hormone-like elements, entering the body through intact skin, quickly absorbed into the bloodstream and the blood stream is spread throughout the body. Due to its chemical composition, the dirt has a knitting and tannic effect on the skin, stops the growth and reproduction of bacteria, stimulates redox processes in general.

Thermal - acting as a thermal irritant, dirt affects the state of thermoregulation, blood circulation, tissue trophism and metabolism: dilates blood vessels, improves lymph and blood circulation, activates metabolism and improves tissue trophism, enhances tissue respiration.

Adsorption - dirt can absorb metabolic products, salts, uric acid, fats, bacteria and other substances, thereby improving the absorption and excretory function of the skin.

Mechanical - with extensive mud applications or baths, a mechanical effect on tissues is carried out according to the type of massage, which increases blood circulation, accelerates metabolic and trophic processes.

Therapeutic effect

Anti-inflammatory, immunostimulating, bactericidal, sedative, blood circulation improvement.

Mud cure intracavitary. Dirt is introduced into the rectum using a special corrugated syringe.

Intracavitary mud treatment has a pronounced anti-inflammatory, desensitizing and resorption effect, increases general and regional immuno-competence, has a pronounced analgesic and neurotrophic effect, improves blood circulation in the pelvic organs. The breakdown products of proteins entering the blood act in the manner of auto-protein therapy, which causes an increase in the body's defenses. Bacteria is inherent in bactericidal action, due to the presence in them of certain agents such as bacteriophages and substances such as antibiotics.

The main goals of treatment are:

• activation of the immune and hormonal background, normalization of the functions of the pelvic organs
• elimination of pain, urinary syndrome, restoration of impaired reproductive and sexual functions
• normalization of vegetative-vascular reactions of the body systems.