Neurosleep
Neurosleep — 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.
All procedures in this area
How it runs
The guest is given goggles with electrodes that deliver low-frequency pulses: an over-excited nervous system slows down and the person falls asleep. The sanatorium says the procedure is painless and suits children and adults alike, and that the one requirement is to be fully relaxed.
Indications
- Emotional and nervous tension
- Sleep disturbance of any origin
- A tendency to hypertension — blood pressure normalises
- Rehabilitation after a heart attack or stroke
- Consequences of head injury, mental exhaustion
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.
Lymphatic drainageLymphatic drainage — stimulating the lymphatic system to move lymph and clear excess fluid. The sanatorium performs it with a device.- AmplipulseAmplipulse therapy — a procedure from the outpatient price list.
- MagnetotherapyMagnetotherapy — one of the fifteen physiotherapy methods the sanatorium lists.