CarboBed® - CO2 dry bath is suitable for: - for healthy peripheral vessels (treatment for leg relief) - for faster muscle regeneration after intense sports activity (treatment for athletes) - after injuries.

A therapy with a one-way alternating current. It is mainly used against pain and for anti-inflammatory purposes; it also changes muscle tension, accelerates cellular metabolism, extends blood vessels and restores peripheral nerves. Electrotherapy is divided into electrotherapy with single-phase (galvanic currents) and an alternating current. These include low frequency therapy (TENS, diadynamic currents et.) and medium-frequency currents (exfoliation currents) and high-frequency current therapies.

Exercises in the gym are carried out under the guidance of physiotherapists. They are intended (for preventive and curative purposes) to all who do not have a greater limitation in movement, but want to learn correct therapeutic exercises, improve general fitness, flexibility, muscle tone and strength, both for the whole body and individual parts – for the lumbar or cervical spine, hip exercises, knee exercises etc.

Hilt therapy is an high energy laser that utilises a specific laser wavelength (1064nm), which provides sufficient penetration into tissue depth and the transfer of directly applicable energy quality to damaged tissues without negatively affecting or damaging the surrounding tissue. The apparatus produces a large amount of heat that patients feel in the treated area. HILT therapy reduces joint inflammation and stimulates cartilage regeneration, relaxes digitopressure, has a strong anti-pain effect, improves reabsorption of fluids in joints, stimulates cell metabolism, increases blood circulation and eliminates edema. Therapy is very effective as an individual therapy or in combination with other physiotherapy. Most often, HILT therapy is recommended for fresh joint injuries and joint defects with swelling, in chronic degenerative pathologies of the joints and pertaining structures, and pain along the spine.

Therapeutic exercise plays a primary role in physical medicine. We treat with movements that are created passively, actively or against resistance. With individual exercises we improve the limited flexibility of the joints and strengthen the muscles, while at the same time we teach the patient the appropriate exercises that he/she can repeat on a regular basis. The advantage of individual exercises is the presence of a physiotherapist for the individual patient, which provides better assistance, supervision of exercises and better motivation for the patient.

It focuses on the cell. With the functioning of the magnetic field on the part of the body, we improve blood circulation and thus increase the amount of oxygen in the tissue, reduce local inflammation and relieve pain. With this therapy, we achieve exceptional success in pain relief, both after fresh injuries and chronic degenerative conditions on the spine and large and small joints, in the treatment of wounds, to heal fractures and soft tissue and in the regeneration of damaged nerves.

It is an apparatus technique. Therapy improves blood circulation, relieves the feeling of heavy legs, reduces and prevents varicose veins and helps to remove more effluent from the body more quickly.

Shockwave therapy with waves expanding into the depths, is a non-invasive treatment method. Vibrations can be felt as a continuous and bearable pressure on a painful point. We decide on this therapy in cases where standard physical therapy has not been sufficiently successful. The mechanism of the effect of deep impact waves on diseased tissue is based on rapid changes in local tissue pressure and, consequently, increased metabolic activity of cells and increased permeability of membranes and increased blood flow, which contributes to an accelerated healing process. The same mechanism also exacerbates painful nerve fibres, which means blocking the transmission of painful stimuli from the surrounding inflamed area and an analgesic effect of the therapy. Shock waves cause the formation of microscopic bubbles (i.e. the cavitation process) in calcium deposits in soft tissues, thereby changing shape and size (“destroying calcination”) and facilitating their resorption over a prolonged period after therapy. Shockwave therapy is therefore selected for the treatment of calcination in the tendon (e.g. calcinations in the shoulder muscles) for inflamed and painful muscle aches (e.g. tennis elbow, inflammation of the Achilles tendon and other places); inflammation of tissue around the heel spur (e.g. heel thorn), for the release of painful and trigger points, tense back muscles. Therapy can be performed in several painful places at the same time without the risk of oveburdening or side effects. We recommend three to five treatments at one-week intervals.

It is a therapeutic manual treatment of individual painful muscle points in the muscles to reduce tension and excessive muscle irritation and to eliminate pain. Trigger points (called muscle knots) are the most common phenomenon in fibromyalgia syndrome, which mostly affects middle-aged women, and often results from a long-standing forced position, a lack of physical activity, stress etc.

Ultrasound is a longitudinal sound wave with a high frequency, which is advantageously used in physical therapy. The depth that the ultrasound reaches depends on the thickness of the tissue at which the ultrasound strength is reduced by half. At 1MHz frequency (used for pain relief), this is about 4cm, and only 2cm at 3MHz frequency (used for beauty purposes). Ultrasound effects are mechanical. Ultrasound is used to treat pain conditions in small areas or point pain conditions (e.g. trigger point), pertaining joint structures (knees, shoulders) and local muscle spasms.