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Urological treatment with naftalan

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Urological treatment with naftalan

A urological programme built on naftalan applications and rectal procedures.

Urological treatment with naftalan is a combined programme for men's health. Naftalan sitz baths, local applications and, where indicated, rectal procedures are brought together in one course so that the anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving action reaches the pelvic area. The oil itself is drawn here, at Naftalan in Azerbaijan, from the only industrial field of its kind in the world.

How urological treatment with naftalan is carried out

The programme is drawn up after an examination by a urologist and the tests that go with it. Its core is the naftalan sitz bath, to which local applications, physiotherapy sessions and, where needed, rectal procedures are added. The type, number and order of procedures are chosen individually, and the physician follows how the complaints move through the course, changing the schedule to match.

Its effect in chronic prostatitis and urological complaints

The purpose of the programme is to reduce chronic inflammation, improve the blood supply to the pelvic organs and support the repair of tissue:

What the treatment does for men's health

  • Relief of the complaints of chronic prostatitis
  • Less chronic pain in the pelvic area
  • Better circulation in the lesser pelvis
  • Less discomfort around urination
  • Inflammatory processes settling
  • Better general tone and sleep

Urological examination and contraindications

The urological programme is given on prescription only. Acute inflammation, a raised temperature and a number of chronic conditions may mean procedures are postponed — the examination and laboratory tests on arrival decide that. The result 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.

Urological treatment in Naftalan — Sun City Hotel & Spa

The programme runs in the treatment wing; because the wing shares a building with the hotel, you can return to your room or use the pool between procedures. Where indicated, Emsella — pelvic floor therapy — and other physiotherapy sessions are added to the programme.

When Urological treatment with naftalan is prescribed

  • Chronic prostatitis
  • Urethritis
  • Male infertility
  • Erectile dysfunction
  • Chronic pelvic pain

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Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions

A course usually takes in a naftalan sitz bath, local applications and physiotherapy sessions; where indicated, Emsella enters the same programme. The content is settled after the medical examination and laboratory tests — no ready-made package is offered.

The anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving action of the naftalan hydrocarbons is directed at the pelvic area, and circulation in the small pelvis improves. That helps ease the complaints of chronic prostatitis. The treatment works as a course and does not replace medication — the programme is agreed with the physician.

On arrival there is a medical examination, a full blood count across eighteen parameters and biochemistry. If you already have earlier urological findings, ultrasound results or tests, bringing them makes the assessment more precise. The programme is drawn up once the results are in.

Where indicated, yes. Emsella strengthens the pelvic floor muscles and rounds out a urological course in chronic prostatitis complaints and in urinary incontinence. The procedure is taken clothed and without needles, though contraindications such as a pacemaker or metal implants are checked separately.

Not on your own. Tell the physician the names and doses of what you take — the programme is then fitted around your treatment. Some medicines, blood thinners above all, bear on which procedures are chosen, but that does not mean giving up the course.

That depends on the nature of the complaint, how long it has lasted and your general condition — naming a fixed period would not be right. The physician tells you when to repeat at the end of the first course; recommendations are given at discharge, and a return visit begins with a fresh examination.

Other procedures

Naftalan treatment

Naftalan treatment

The treatment itself: a course of 10 to 14 days, built out of several procedures after a doctor has examined you.

Full-body naftalan bath

Full-body naftalan bath

The principal procedure, the body immersed fully in naftalan oil — on prescription.

Naftalan sitz bath

Naftalan sitz bath

A bath to the waist, used in programmes directed at the pelvic area.

Local naftalan bath (lower limbs)

Local naftalan bath (lower limbs)

A local bath immersing a foot or a single limb.

Naftovit application (natural naftalan oil)

Naftovit application (natural naftalan oil)

Local application of a product made from natural naftalan oil — year-round, under supervision.

Gynaecological treatment with naftalan

Gynaecological treatment with naftalan

A gynaecological programme built on naftalan applications, after examination.

Emsella (pelvic floor therapy)

Emsella (pelvic floor therapy)

A non-invasive procedure taken seated and fully clothed — for women and men.

Speleotherapy (salt therapy)

Speleotherapy (salt therapy)

A breathing session in a salt environment — used in respiratory and skin programmes.

Laser therapy

Laser therapy

A local laser effect, used for skin, nerve and joint complaints.

Infrared therapy with naftalan

Infrared therapy with naftalan

Infrared radiation used together with a naftalan application.

Four-chamber naftalan bath

Four-chamber naftalan bath

A local bath with the hands and feet in four separate chambers, used where the full bath is contraindicated.

Mineral bath

Mineral bath

A bath in mineral water carrying salts and trace elements — a procedure separate from naftalan.

Iodine-bromine bath

Iodine-bromine bath

A bath rich in iodine and bromine, also chosen as an alternative where the naftalan bath is contraindicated.