NaftalanPhysiotherapyVacuum therapy
Vacuum therapy
A painless procedure that restores microcirculation with a vacuum device — in osteochondrosis and radiculitis.
Vacuum therapy is a painless method in which negative pressure is applied to the skin and the tissue beneath it with a dedicated device. Local blood flow in the area rises and stasis clears.
Where it is used
The method is applied in traumatology, neurology, urology, gynaecology and dermatology. In osteochondrosis and radiculitis it helps to block the pain syndrome quickly and safely; during rehabilitation it speeds the processes of recovery.
What it does
It restores the microcirculatory system that carries the body's fluids, speeds the renewal of tissue and helps clear the products of long-standing stasis. The number of sessions is set by the doctor.
When Vacuum therapy is prescribed
- Pain syndrome in osteochondrosis and radiculitis
- Muscle tension and stasis
- Rehabilitation after injury and surgery
- As a supporting procedure in neurological and urological disorders
- Cosmetological use in skin problems
