Lymphatic drainage
Lymphatic drainage — stimulating the lymphatic system to move lymph and clear excess fluid. The sanatorium performs it with a device.
All procedures in this area
How it runs
The sanatorium runs lymphatic drainage both by hand and with equipment — pressotherapy and microcurrent. The aim is the same either way: to speed up lymph flow and clear excess fluid and metabolic waste from the tissues.
Indications
- Oedema, fluid retention, varicose veins
- Rehabilitation after surgery and injury
- Chronic fatigue syndrome and muscle tension
- Excess weight and cellulite
- Cervical, thoracic and lumbar osteochondrosis
Indications are reproduced from the sanatorium's own description. A doctor determines the prescription, the course and any contraindications at the consultation.
Other procedures in this area
DarsonvalDarsonvalisation — treatment with a high-frequency pulsed current.
ElectrophoresisElectrophoresis — delivering medication through the skin with a direct current.
InhalationInhalation. Part of the physiotherapy list the sanatorium has published in full.
NeurosleepNeurosleep — pulsed currents delivered through goggles with electrodes: the patient falls asleep while the nervous system settles. It is painless and suits children and adults alike.- AmplipulseAmplipulse therapy — a procedure from the outpatient price list.
- MagnetotherapyMagnetotherapy — one of the fifteen physiotherapy methods the sanatorium lists.