A gynaecological programme built on naftalan applications, after examination.
Gynaecological treatment with naftalan is a combined programme for women's health, in which the oil is used as sitz baths and local applications. The anti-inflammatory action of naftalan hydrocarbons, and their effect on circulation, are directed here at the organs of the lesser pelvis.
How gynaecological treatment with naftalan is carried out
The programme is drawn up after an examination by a gynaecologist and the laboratory tests that go with it. It brings together naftalan sitz baths, local applications and, where indicated, physiotherapy sessions. The type, order and number of procedures are chosen individually, and the physician follows the course and adjusts the schedule as it runs.
The part naftalan plays in gynaecological complaints
The purpose of the programme is to reduce inflammation, improve circulation in the pelvic area and support the repair of tissue:
What the treatment does for women's health
- Chronic inflammatory processes settling
- Better circulation in the lesser pelvis
- Less chronic pain in the pelvic area
- Support for ovarian function
- Softening of adhesive processes
- Better general condition and sleep
Examination, tests and contraindications
The programme is given on prescription only and is postponed or changed for another form in pregnancy, acute inflammation and certain chronic conditions. That is what the examination and tests on arrival are for. The result of treatment is measured by a full course rather than a single session, so it is worth agreeing the length of your stay with the physician in advance.
Gynaecological treatment in Naftalan — Sun City Hotel & Spa
The gynaecological programme runs in the treatment wing, inside the hotel's own building. Between procedures you can return to your room and use the pool and the spa. Where it helps, Emsella or other physiotherapy sessions are added to the programme.
When Gynaecological treatment with naftalan is prescribed
- Inflammatory conditions of the female reproductive organs
- Ovarian dysfunction
- Primary and secondary infertility
- Chronic pelvic pain
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