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It is one of the most powerful balneological treatments.Sulfur baths, using the healing properties of sulfur naturally occurring in the mineral waters of Busko Zdrój, help relieve skin ailments, rheumatic diseases and improve general health through anti-inflammatory and relaxing effects.

A sulphide bath strongly dilates blood vessels, causing local redness of the skin, which helps treat atherosclerosis of peripheral arteries. Bathing lowers the level of cholesterol, triglycerides and uric acid, this action is used in the treatment of diabetes and gout. Sulfur introduced into the body is used to synthesize chondroitinosulfuric acid, which is a component of joint cartilage, causing its reconstruction.Due to the slightly alkaline water content, it softens the epidermis and regenerates it. This is the so-called keratoplastic effect, which makes dry skin covered with calloused epidermis soft, smooth and elastic after bathing.
In women, it normalizes the endocrine system. In addition, a sulfur bath has anti-inflammatory, desensitizing and detoxifying properties in case of poisoning with heavy metals: lead, mercury, bismuth and arsenic.

Before using the treatment, remember to remove jewelry due to the reactions of metals and sulfur. It is also recommended not to rinse off with sulfur water immediately after the treatment.

Bathing in our Medical Center takes place in a sitting position at a temperature of 35 -38 ° C, duration is 15 minutes, the number of treatments is determined individually by the attending physician.

Indications:

Rheumatic diseases of a degenerative nature,
Rheumatoid arthritis,
Inflammation of the joints of the spine,
Skin problems, allergies, discolorations, dermatoses,
discopathy,
Back pain, ankylosing spondylitis (ZZZS),
Post-traumatic conditions of the musculoskeletal system,
Atherosclerosis of peripheral arteries (Reynaud's disease, Bürger's disease),
gout,
Acne,
Psoriasis,
Seborrheic form of eczema,
Osteoporosis,
Postoperative treatment of joints - especially hips,
Articular cartilage diseases,
Degenerative and productive changes in joints (arthrosis).

ATTENTION! A medical certificate confirming the lack of contraindications to the procedure is required. On-site medical consultation possible for an additional fee.

A mud bath is a balneological treatment containing primarily humic and fulvic acids, tannins, carbohydrates, proteins, and numerous minerals. It's mainly about calcium, iron and silica. Mud is a type of peat which, due to its numerous properties, is used for medicinal purposes. It has properties including: anti-inflammatory, bactericidal, warming, astringent, regenerative, firming and anti-wrinkle.

Mud baths support the treatment of chronic diseases of the skeletal and muscular system, support post-accident recovery and help reduce swelling. Regular baths eliminate shoulder, lumbar and neck pain. Due to its warming properties, mud stimulates blood circulation. A mud bath also relieves the symptoms of chronic digestive system ailments and supports the treatment of female reproductive system diseases. Rich in aromatherapy extracts, it allows you to relax and fight stress.

INDICATIONS

· rheumatism,

· joint degeneration,

· bone and muscle injuries,

· contusions, swelling,

· pain syndromes - cervical, shoulder and lumbar,

· chronic inflammation,

· sciatica,

· paralysis and paresis,

· atherosclerotic vasoconstriction,

· neuralgia.

CONTRAINDICATIONS

· atherosclerosis,

· varicose veins,

· blood clots,

· hypertension,

· cancer,

· diabetes,

· pregnancy.

Mud baths are also not recommended for pregnant women and children under 7 years of age.

Treatment duration: 15 minutes.

A balneology treatment using medicinal peat for wrapping, compresses and bathing. The temperature of the mud compress used for the treatment is approximately 45 °C.

Treatment duration: 20 minutes.

THERAPUTIC ACTION

· reducing pain,

· warming up the deeper layers of the body,

· reducing muscle tension,

· strengthening anti-inflammatory effects,

· stimulation of tissue metabolism,

· facilitating the absorption of exudates,

· dilatation of blood vessels,

· increasing joint mobility,

· bactericidal and bacteriostatic effect.

INDICATIONS

· degenerative diseases of peripheral joints and spine,

· conditions after injuries to the musculoskeletal system,

· chronic and subacute spine pain syndromes,

· periarticular inflammation,

· neuralgia of the hip and shoulder girdle and other chronic neuralgia,

· gynecological diseases (infertility, inflammation).

CONTRAINDICATIONS

· atherosclerosis,

· varicose veins,

· blood clots,

· hypertension,

· cancer,

· diabetes,

· pregnancy.

Balneology treatment. The healing effect of the bath is related to the properties of sodium chloride and other dissolved minerals. While bathing in brine, the so-called salt mantle, which causes ionic changes in the nerve endings located in the upper layer of the dermis, changing their excitability and thus influencing the activity of the autonomic nervous system, which regulates the functioning of all organs. Bathing in brine improves metabolic processes, cleansing the body of toxins and deposits, and also has an analgesic, anti-inflammatory and relaxing effect. The healing properties of brine also include: bacteriostatic, mucolytic (thinning mucus), regenerating and hardening.

Treatment duration: 15 minutes.

INDICATIONS

- respiratory and sinus diseases,

- chronic and degenerative rheumatic diseases,

- RA,

- Bechterew's disease,

- conditions requiring increased resistance to infections,

- obesity,

- post-traumatic conditions,

- increasing resistance to infections,

- chronic inflammation of the appendages,

- functional infertility,

- vegetative disorders,

- convalescence after gynecological diseases,

- menopausal symptoms,

- psoriasis.

CONTRAINDICATIONS

- circulatory failure,

- coronary artery disease,

- after a heart attack and valve defects,

- in cases of exacerbation of symptoms of chronic diseases

- mental disorders,

- hyperthyroidism,

- tuberculosis,

- cancers,

- developmental disorders of sexual organs,

- pregnancy,

- low blood pressure.

Dead Sea salt contains 53% magnesium chloride, 37% potassium chloride. Moreover, sodium, chromium, zinc, manganese, copper, iron and others are also present in smaller amounts. In addition to chlorides, bromides, iodides, sulfates and carbonates also occur as anions. The concentration of sulfates, SO42-, is very low, while the concentration of bromides in water is the highest in the world.

Aloe - accelerates skin regeneration and supports microcirculation.Suitable for all skin types, especially acne-prone, sensitive, dry and tired skin.

Linen - contains many biologically active substances such as vitamin F, A and E and microelements. Very helpful in the care of dry skin prone to peeling and cracking.

Chamomile - brings relief to dry, itchy and irritated skin, smoothes sensitive skin

For optimal results, a full body bath should last about 20 minutes. The recommended bath temperature for the whole body is 35-40 °C.

Goat milk makes the skin moisturized, soft and elastic. It will help people who are struggling
with keratinization of the epidermis, cracking and peeling of the skin. Thanks to its moisturizing properties, goat milk soothes irritations, soothes the skin and makes it healthier and rejuvenated. Goat milk - a natural rejuvenating agent, nourishes and moisturizes the skin, makes it delicate, smooth and soft, delays the aging process of the skin, increases elasticity and maintains its natural pH.The unsaturated fatty acids contained in the white liquid capture free radicals, delaying the skin aging process.

PROPERTIES OF GOAT MILK BATH:

- rejuvenates and beautifies the skin
- increases the silkiness of the body
- smoothes and moisturizes the skin
- soothes irritations
- stops the cornification of the epidermis
- prevents excessive sweating
- relaxes and unwinds

Additionally, enjoy a glass of Prosecco during your bath.

An electrotherapy treatment using low-frequency impulse currents with a pulse duration of 50 to 250 µs with a current intensity at the threshold (tingling) or subthreshold level. TENS therapy is based on selective stimulation of nerve fibers. The therapy primarily inhibits pain stimuli from reaching the brain. The treatment is used in both acute and chronic pain syndromes (muscles, spine, joints), neuralgia and circulatory disorders.

Treatment duration: 15 minutes.

Indications:

Muscle pain, post-traumatic pain,
Phantom pain,
neuralgia,
Backaches,
Joint pain Trigeminal neuralgia, Wound treatment,
Headaches
Vascular pain
Cancer pain
Menstrual cramps,
Conditions following injuries to joints, muscles and tendons, sports injuries,
Radicular pain syndromes,
Migraine,
Postoperative pain.

Electrotherapy treatment. They belong to low frequency currents. It is used for its effective analgesic, anti-congestive and muscle tension-relieving effects.

Treatment duration: 15 minutes.

Indications:

muscle pain,
neuralgia,
Degenerative changes in the joints of the limbs and spine joints,
Post-traumatic and post-operative states in the musculoskeletal system,
Increased muscle tension,
Spinal pain syndromes in the course of degenerative and discopathic changes,
periarticular inflammation,
Peripheral circulation disorders,
Neuralgies.

A medium-frequency electrotherapy treatment, called Nemeca currents. Their advantage is the ability to reach deeper tissues. They have an analgesic effect, increase vascular congestion, and are recommended after acute pain subsides.

Treatment duration: 15 minutes

Electrotherapy treatment. These are low-frequency modulated currents created by imposing a sinusoidal current on a direct current. The main advantage of these currents is their strong analgesic effect, which is manifested by a long-term increase in the pain threshold. This treatment uses a number of healing properties: reducing muscle tension, alleviating pain, local tissue congestion and increasing muscle mass.

Treatment duration: 15 minutes

Indications:

neuralgia,
Pain syndromes in the course of osteoarthritis of the spine,
Sciatica,
Vascular syndromes: Raynaud's disease. Migraine, cyanosis of the limbs,
periarticular inflammation,
Peripheral facial nerve palsies,
Conditions following injuries to joints, muscles and tendons,
Shingles,
frostbite,
swelling,
Muscle atrophy.

Electrotherapy treatment. (Russian Stimulation) It is used to stimulate muscles in simple atrophy in order to increase their strength and mass. Kotz currents are often used in rehabilitation, sports and biological regeneration as a method of supporting muscle strength or endurance training.

Treatment duration: 15 minutes.

Indications

Re-education and strengthening of muscle strength,
Muscle atrophy due to immobilization,
muscle training program,
Reflexive increase in muscle tension,
Post-traumatic and post-operative muscle dysfunction,
Strength training support,
flat feet,
Nerve conduction damage,
peripheral paralysis,
Improving circulation,
Muscle stimulation.

An electrotherapy treatment involving the flow of direct current in the patient's body. Depending on the method used, a reduction in nerve excitability, analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects, as well as dilation of blood vessels are achieved.

Treatment duration: 15 minutes

Indications:

neuralgia,
Chronic inflammation of nerves, plexuses and nerve roots,
polyneuropathy,
Osteoarthritis of the spine,
discopathy,
Osteoporosis,
flaccid paralysis,
Peripheral circulation disorders,
Difficult bone union,
Atherosclerosis occlusive (period I-II),
Varicose and eutrophic ulcers,
bedsores,
Prolonged wound healing,
post-traumatic states,
Overload and painful muscle tension,
Scars and adhesions.

A treatment in the field of electrotherapy using direct current, which involves the introduction of a medicinal substance with various effects, including: antirheumatic, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, softening scar tissue, dilating blood vessels, accelerating wound healing.

Treatment duration: 15 minutes.

Indications:

Scars, cicatricial contractures,
neuralgia,
Difficult bone union,
Sciatica syndrome,
inflammation of the skin and soft tissues,
Joint inflammation.

These are high-frequency sound waves that are inaudible to humans. Sonotherapy, i.e. ultrasound therapy, is used to relieve pain in the musculoskeletal system, in the case of muscle strain or in the treatment of scars.The action of ultrasound causes the so-called "tissue micro-massage" of a given treatment area.

Treatment duration: 4 minutes.

Indications:

Pain syndromes in joints and spine,
neuralgia,
contractures,
scars,
heel spurs,
Painful shoulder and elbow syndrome
Sciatica and shoulder pain,
post-amputation pain,
Trismus.

This is an ultrasound therapy procedure. It involves introducing appropriate drugs through the skin using ultrasonic waves.

Treatment duration: 4 minutes.

It is a treatment in which a low-frequency magnetic field affects the human body, causing ions in the body to move and resulting in increased polarization of the cell membrane, also known as hyperpolarization. The magnetic field is characterized by high penetration, so its impact reaches deep tissues, accelerating the regeneration of diseased tissues, having anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects. Appropriate doses strengthen the metabolism in the body, stimulate collagen regeneration and stimulate bone growth. The effect of the magnetic field leads to improved circulation and better oxygen absorption.

Treatment duration: 15 minutes.

Indications:

Degenerative disease of the spine and joints,
Conditions after bone fractures,
Inflammation of joints and soft tissues,
Soft tissue injuries
Post-traumatic and overload states,
Overloads and injuries,
Peripheral circulation disorders,
Metabolic disorders,
Osteoporosis,
Ulcers, trophic changes of the lower legs,
neuralgia,
neuroses,
sleep disorders,
Attention disorders,
Relieving stress,
Memory disorders.

It involves illuminating the affected areas with a low-power laser. The light used during the procedure does not damage the tissues in any way, but regenerates them and inhibits the occurrence of diseases. During exposure, the biostimulation laser stimulates, among others: cell division and the immune system, as well as improves microcirculation and accelerates collagen synthesis.

Treatment duration 6 - 8 minutes

Cold therapy uses cold air whose temperature is up to -32˚C. The air is applied directly to the skin, resulting in deeper penetration and better effectiveness of the therapy compared to home methods of cold treatment, such as ice packs, baths or cooling sprays. Local cryotherapy has analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects. It is recommended for patients with post-traumatic conditions, overload of the musculoskeletal system, and swelling that occurs after fractures or dislocations.

Treatment duration 4-8 minutes

Indications:

Pain syndromes, neuralgia,
post-traumatic states,
Rheumatic and degenerative joint diseases,
Swelling after fractures and injuries,
inflammation of soft tissues,
neuralgia;
Excessive muscle tension,
Overload inflammatory reactions of joints, tendons and muscles,
Paresis and spastic contractures of limbs,
Ankylosing spondylitis (AS),
Rheumatoid arthritis,
Psoriatic rheumatoid arthritis.

It is an acoustic wave, defined as a wave of a sudden increase in pressure, aimed at the areas causing chronic pain. Shock wave therapy helps to accelerate the healing process by stimulating blood circulation and metabolism. The shock wave dissolves calcified fibroblasts, increases collagen production, and reduces muscle tension.

Treatment duration: 10 minutes.

Indications:

· damage to tendons and joint capsules,

· periacromial calcifications,

· painful shoulder syndrome with limited mobility,

· pain in tendon insertions, tennis elbow, golfer's elbow,

· patella pain,

· jumper's knee,

· inflammation of the plantar fascia, heel spurs,

· joint pain syndromes,

· acute and chronic spine pain syndromes,

· chronic enthesopathies,

· muscle scars,

· post-traumatic syndromes associated with pain,

· inflammation of tendon sheaths and bursae,

· painful Achilles syndrome,

· tibial muscle syndrome,

· pain in the metatarsal area.

The Sollux lamp is a lamp used in phototherapy and heat therapy, emitting infrared radiation (IR). It causes thermal reactions, which is used in the treatment of many diseases and health problems, including: joint inflammation, spine pain, neuralgia, skin damage, and scars. IR radiation therapy (infratherapy) is also used as an adjunct in the treatment of sinusitis, external ear inflammation and acne.

Treatment duration: 15 minutes.

It is a therapeutic treatment performed manually using various techniques such as stroking, rubbing, kneading, tapping, shaking and vibration in order to induce reactions in the tissues and organs of the human body. Through direct pressure on the skin and nerve endings, it has a relaxing effect, improving circulation and increasing the elasticity of tissues. It also improves well-being and, depending on the duration of the run, covers larger or smaller areas of the body.

It is a type of pressure massage that stimulates blood circulation and improves lymph flow. Due to its specificity and action, it is most often used in lymphatic stasis. Thanks to its specific methodology and technique, it improves lymph circulation and reduces lymph stagnation, which is visible in the form of reduced limb circumference and reduced swelling.

Treatment duration: 30 minutes

Pneumatic sequential massage is a type of pressure massage whose main purpose is to stimulate lymph circulation, which is responsible for removing unnecessary metabolic products and toxins from cells. This reduces lymphatic deposits and swelling of the limbs, as well as reducing cellulite and increasing skin firmness. Blood circulation is also stimulated, thanks to which the tissues are better nourished and oxygenated.

Treatment duration: 30 minutes

Indications:

· cellulite,

· detoxification,

· fatty edema,

· care after liposuction,

· improving skin nourishment,

· regeneration,

· convalescence,

· tenalgia lower and upper limbs,

· preventing varicose veins,

· heavy legs syndrome,

· algodystrophy of the upper and lower limbs,

· diabetic angiopathy,

· gout,

· ischemic disease of the lower limbs,

· osteoarthritis,

· neuropathy, neuralgia,

· venous insufficiency,

· oncology,

· post-traumatic care for lower and upper limbs,

· obesity,

· chronic swelling,

· cyanosis of the upper and lower limbs,

· trophic skin disorders,

· Carpal tunnel syndrome,

· reynaud's syndrome.

It is used to diagnose and treat ailments related to the musculoskeletal system. This is done using various manual techniques, such as massage, stretching, mobilization, manipulation, which help to get rid of pain and regain mobility for people suffering from orthopedic, rheumatological or neurological diseases. Used, among others, in the treatment of patients suffering from discopathy, posture defects or spinal headaches. It is also perfect for treating ailments related to degenerative joint diseases, damage and overload of muscles and ligaments, as well as for people preparing for arthroplasty. Treatments are selected individually for each patient.

Treatment duration: 30 minutes

Exercises selected individually depending on your health condition, with particular emphasis on the accuracy of the exercises performed, both to prepare for some manual therapy techniques and to continue treatment at home and prevent recurrence of ailments. Exercises are performed and dosed individually. These exercises are often performed using specialized equipment, a system of cables, pulleys and rubber bands.

Kinesiotaping can be performed during manual therapy to maintain its effect or as a separate treatment. The therapist applies flexible patches to the patient's body to support and relieve the work of muscles, increasing local blood circulation or protecting torn or overloaded ligaments.