Musculoskeletal medical and rehabilitation treatment

The aim of therapy

It is a personalised, complex treatment programme that does not focus on just one problem, but on eliminating the root cause of the complaint. Except, for example, trauma injury rehabilitation.

Who is this programme for?

1. For those who have acute musculoskeletal complaints, but no specific diagnosis has been made and the origin of the complaint is not yet known.

After an initial medical consultation and assessment, we may recommend further tests, such as blood tests, X-rays, MRI, CT scans or ultrasound. You will then receive a detailed treatment proposal from our doctors.

2. For people with chronic musculoskeletal disorderswho have a medical record, diagnosis and previous test results.

During the medical consultation, the patient is given a physical examination and a review of his or her medical findings, and a therapeutic proposal is made after the diagnosis has been confirmed or established.

Parts of the programme may be prescribed by a doctor:

1. Correction of altered static conditions, restoration of abnormal myofascial tone:

reflex therapy, myofascial massage, acupuncture, metamerapy, post-isometric relaxation (PIR), physiotherapy, physiotherapy, manual therapy, therapeutic massage.

2. Elimination of inflammation:

anti-inflammatory injections, blockade, plasma therapy, joint compresses, medical wraps.

3. regeneration of damaged articular cartilage and surrounding tissues:

physiotherapy, collagen injections, metameric therapy, hyaluronic acid injections, compresses, active and passive movements, strengthening exercises, special massage, duolith treatment, wave therapy, cartilage regenerating preparations, balneotherapy if necessary.

4. Maintenance and aftercare:

The aim is to restore an age-appropriate quality of life and improve mobility in the regular, personalised, skilled physiotherapy, with diet, good lifestyle and daily routine.

Content of the programme:

Regular medical visit
Regular blood pressure, blood sugar and body mass checks
Therapy block 1: 90-minute massage or 60-minute manual therapy
therapeutic block 2: physiotherapy of about 40-60 minutes, tailored to the individual's needs and based on medical prescription
Therapy by a doctor, which may include: acupuncture, plasma therapy, collagen injection, metamer therapy or hyaluronic acid injection
Rubbing on painful joints and/or compresses
Joint wraps and/or balneotherapy - this could be a spa bath or ayurvedic steam room (svedana)
Group tournament
Cleanse as prescribed by your doctor
3 meals a day (breakfast, lunch, dinner) Mediterranean diet (low in lactate and uric acid)