Targeted support for relief and recovery
Direct current, low-frequency and high-frequency currents are used. They can help to relieve pain, promote vasodilation and regulate muscle tension with the aim of achieving overall relaxation. The appropriate method is always recommended by a doctor or physiotherapist.
Choose a recommended treatment
A low-frequency electrical stimulation procedure included in the treatment programme on the advice of a specialist.
A low-frequency current treatment incorporated into the treatment plan in accordance with a specialist’s recommendations.
An electrotherapy treatment using medical equipment, provided in accordance with an individual specialist’s recommendation.
A procedure using direct current as part of physiotherapy, carried out in accordance with a specialist’s recommendations.
The Bioptron lamp utilises biostimulating polarised light. It is used, for example, in the treatment of post-operative scars, leg ulcers, pressure sores, allergic skin reactions and other skin conditions.
High-frequency energy is converted into mechanical energy and heat, enabling deep tissue heating. The treatment promotes local circulation and metabolism, muscle relaxation, pain relief and tissue regeneration.
A magnetic field can promote vasodilation, alleviate pain and swelling, and aid healing and muscle relaxation.
Contraindications: pregnancy, pacemakers, bleeding disorders, tumours and extensive fungal, viral or bacterial infections. Not recommended in cases of hypotension or for patients with epilepsy.
Non-invasive transcutaneous application of specific electrical currents. The method is used to treat both acute and chronic pain and in the rehabilitation of the musculoskeletal system; it may have analgesic, muscle-relaxing and anti-oedema effects.
