Physical therapy

Specialists of the Department of Physiotherapy successfully treat patients with acute and chronic diseases of the musculoskeletal system, with neurological disorders, rehabilitate patients who have undergone orthopedic surgery and injuries, help accelerate rehabilitation after childbirth, and also perform respiratory exercises for chronic and acute respiratory diseases paths. 

Exposure to physical factors such as ultrasound, magnet, laser, EHF, etc. can improve the microcirculation of the treated area, achieve analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects, and accelerate the body's recovery processes. 

Another positive effect of physiotherapy procedures is the possibility of injecting drugs through the skin directly into the organ, which reduces the side effects of medications. Such procedures are distinguished by a separate name — phonophoresis — administration of drugs using ultrasound, electrophoresis — by current. 

Electrotherapy is one of the most effective methods of influencing the body. They can achieve various effects, for example, relax a muscle or increase its tone, develop muscle strength of different types of fibers, make a muscle more plastic or, conversely, more elastic by compacting tendons. Electrotherapy is used in almost all fields of medicine: in cosmetology and neurology — to improve muscle tone; in traumatology — to restore joint mobility; in gynecology and urology — to restore pelvic floor muscles after childbirth and surgery. It is worth noting that in France such rehabilitation procedures are included in the national health program, as they help to avoid a number of gynecological problems related to pregnancy and childbirth in the future. 

This is an effect on the human body in order to relax, improve blood flow and restore joint mobility. Massage works with muscles and ligaments, allowing you to improve blood supply to the muscle and the underlying, reflexively connected organs. Therefore, massage is used in therapy in the treatment of bronchitis and pneumonia, improving blood supply and drainage of the lungs, in the treatment of colitis to improve intestinal motility, etc.
Manual therapy is a therapeutic effect on joints that restores their mobility. Since joints are the most important part of the body that informs it about its position in space, the pathology of even one joint leads to a violation of balance, plasticity of movement, and the pathology of the joints of the spine also leads to a violation of blood supply and innervation of organs.