Physiotherapy is a method of movement therapy that includes various special techniques, physical therapy, taping, therapeutic gymnastics, sports massage with trigger point development,
The physiotherapist's treatment plan includes joint mobilisation, soft tissue release (working out) for a better and more effective further therapy of the patient. This significantly improves the patient's well-being.
> back pain
> tingling in hands, feet
> tight (aching) neck, shoulder pain
> headache or dizziness
> injuries - sprains, strains, etc.
> physiotherapy after a sports injury
>rehabilitation after surgery
> various bone, joint and muscle diseases. For example, arthrosis of the joints, >rheumatoid polyarthritis, various spinal disorders, etc;
> after stroke
> consequences of traumatic damage to the spine and brain
> cardiovascular diseases, e.g. during the recovery period after myocardial infarction and after various heart operations;
> respiratory diseases; e.g. bronchial asthma, chronic bronchitis
> posture correction for children, schoolchildren, adults
> rehabilitation after Covid
which office people can perform during the working day - stretching the shoulders, rounding the arms and shoulders, relieving the neck. It does not require wearing a sports suit, the exercises are calm, slow, the more they are stretching exercises. It will only take 15 minutes, but it is very useful on a daily basis. Thus releasing the shoulders, stretching the tense back, neck part. To avoid discomfort, back pain, tight neck, dizziness, tingling of the hands after the end of the working day.
Our services - Physiotherapy, consultation, taping, physical therapy, therapeutic gymnastics, sports massage, trigger point. Relaxing massage, therapeutic massage, classical massage, lymphatic drainage massage - mechanical and manual, neck and shoulder massage, hand and foot massage, therapeutic-energetic massage, banking therapy, trigger point massage.
Exercise plans, Individual training.
Home visits by a physiotherapist.
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