Procedures in Heviz

Manual lymphatic drainage massage

Manual Lymphatic drainage massage (pneumopressure, pressure therapy) - a special type of massage, which is carried out by a physiotherapist, is usually prescribed for disorders of lymph flow. Massage is performed by stroking movements of the hands. There is a release of the body from slags, toxins, fluid accumulated in the tissues.

Massage with honey

Honey massage effectively cleanses the skin, improves its elasticity, absorbs toxins. This is a good method of treating vegetative dystonia, bronchitis, pneumonia, as well as a pleasant way to strengthen the immune system.

Mineral bath

Mineral baths have on the body at the same time mechanical, thermal and chemical effects. Mechanical due to hydrostatic effect, which improves blood microcirculation in the body. The warmth of mineral water warms up internal organs, improves metabolism, and has an analgesic effect. Chemicals contained in mineral water (and this, as a rule, iron, bromine, boron, silicon, sodium, calcium, potassium and magnesium) affect the skin reflexively, irritating nerve endings, and humorically, that is, penetrate the skin, saturating blood. In addition, the patient, while in the bath, inhales the vapors of mineral water, which are useful from the point of view of the effects on the respiratory organs.

Mud applications

Mud applications are the imposition of a layer of therapeutic mud (silt 4-6 cm, peat 6-8 cm) on different parts of the body, depending on the doctor's prescriptions in the localization of the pathological process. Usually the temperature of the mud is 38-42 degrees Celsius. There are several types of mud applications: "collar" (overlaying a layer of dirt on the collar area), "panties" (on the groin), "socks", "gloves". There are 3 phases in mud therapy. The first is the reflex phase, when the dirt acts on the skin receptors and it is through them that the central nervous system is affected (the central nervous system is responsible for the self-regulation of important vital processes in the body). The second phase is neurochemical, when biologically active substances are synthesized in the body, their circulation in the blood. The third phase is the reaction to the effects of therapeutic mud: the blood supply to various tissues and organs improves, the absorption of oxygen increases, the products of inflammatory processes (harmful substances, slags) are removed from the body, the protective mechanisms of the body are activated. The third phase is the longest of all (from 2 to 24 hours). Since mud applications are accompanied by less overheating of the body, put less stress on the cardiovascular system, they are more easily tolerated than mud baths.

Mud bath

Mud baths are usually carried out on the basis of therapeutic peat mud with a temperature of 36-38 °C. Mud baths, in order to avoid excessive load on the body, should be carried out every other day. Therapeutic mud acts on the skin, and also penetrating through it, saturates the body with chemicals. Heat from the mud warms up the internal organs, which contributes to the flow of blood to them, inhibits the activity of the central nervous system. Mud bath reduces muscle tone, reduces blood pressure, reduces pain, removes pathogens from the skin, eliminates inflammatory processes. I especially want to note that when medicinal mud is mixed with mineral water, it leaches out, that is, minerals are released from it more actively, which enhances the therapeutic effect.

Mud packs

Therapeutic mud in the packages is applied locally to the problem areas. Due to the thermal effect, muscle tension, pain syndrome is relieved, blood circulation improves, and metabolic processes are activated. Therapeutic mud has anti-inflammatory effects.

Own balneological centre

This spa hotel has its own balneological center.

Oxygen therapy

Oxygen therapy is a method of treating oxygen by inhalation. It is used in many diseases of the circulatory and respiratory organs. Also, this method can be used for gastric ulcer, gastritis, liver and kidney diseases, inflammation of the joints. Oxygen therapy is effective in treating oxygen deficiency in the central nervous system, which is most common in the elderly, as well as in inflammation of the nerves. In addition, it helps with heart rhythm disorders. Oxygen therapy is contraindicated in metabolic disorders, acute inflammatory disease, bleeding, blood clotting disorders.

Partial massage

It is applied locally on specific problem areas of the body - head, neck, legs, feet.

Pearl baths

Pearl baths (can be carried out on the basis of both ordinary water and mineral water) have a massaging effect on the body due to the tactile action of water bubbles. This procedure also nourishes the body with oxygen, eliminates oxygen deficiency in tissues, which is present in a number of diseases. Pearl baths stimulate blood circulation, accelerate the resorption of inflammatory processes, relax muscles, eliminate cramps, reduce pain in the musculoskeletal system, accelerate the elimination of toxins from the body.

Pearl bath with additives

Water is saturated with air through the bubble grid, as a result of which micro-massage of the skin is performed, blood circulation improves, muscle tension is relieved. The main effect of a bubble bath is deep relaxation. The therapeutic effect is added to the bath salts or herbal infusions.

Reflex foot massage

With the help of a special technique, nerve endings are stimulated on the feet, which has a relaxing and analgesic effect. This massage has a positive effect on the lymphatic and immune system, normalization of the activity of the endocrine glands occurs.

Reflex massage

With the help of a special technique, nerve endings are stimulated in biologically active points, which has a relaxing and analgesic effect. This massage has a positive effect on the lymphatic and immune system, normalization of the activity of the endocrine glands occurs.

Salt cave

Inhalation of moist ionized air enriched with minerals and trace elements has a therapeutic effect. The air in the salt room (artificial salt cave) has a beneficial effect on the respiratory tract, skin diseases (eczema, psoriasis), the thyroid gland, all kinds of allergies, blood pressure.

Sensolite

Shiatsu massage

Japanese therapeutic massage, which is performed by pressing on the biologically active points. It is very effective in migraine, bronchitis, neuralgia, scoliosis, radiculitis, osteochondrosis, arthritis, arthrosis.

Shock-wave therapy

During the procedure, infrasound is used, which accelerates cell metabolism, promotes the elimination of toxins from the body, cell regeneration, accelerates the healing of wounds and fractures, and has an anesthetic effect.

Spinal traction (stretching the spine)

Spinal traction or dry spinal traction is most often carried out under the patient’s own body weight. For the treatment using special traction tables - horizontal or vertical. The duration of the dry stretching procedure varies from a few minutes to an hour. Indications for traction: spinal injuries, spinal curvature (scoliosis, lordosis, kyphosis), nerve infringement (radicular syndrome, sciatica). If the back pain is caused by a pinched nerve, it is necessary to achieve decompression. If the patient has a hernia from 3 mm, then traction of the spine is undesirable. After traction, the patient must strengthen the muscles of the back, otherwise this procedure may give complications.

Spineliner

The Spineliner (“Spineliner”) device is used to assess the mobility of the vertebrae and muscle tension, as well as to treat the musculoskeletal system by applying point pulses of a certain force that improve the mobility of intervertebral joints, stimulation of mechanoreceptors and local improvement of the nervous system. As a result of treatment, mobility of joints is restored, pain syndrome is significantly reduced, myofascial stimulation is performed, trigger points are inactivated. The procedure is indicated for osteochondrosis of the spine, protrusion and herniation of intervertebral discs, headaches and dizziness caused by cervical osteochondrosis, shoulder scapular periarthrosis, and epicondylitis.

Stone massage

Volcanic rock stones, which retain heat well, warm up to 50 °C. They carry out massage techniques, after that they are laid out on the back. The effect of the massage - improving blood circulation, reducing pain, stimulating the immune and lymphatic systems.