TREATMENTS AND INJURIES

Physical therapy , also known as physiotherapy, is a physical medicine and rehabilitation technique that, by using mechanical force and movements, fix impairments and promotes mobility, function, and quality of life through examination, diagnosis and physical intervention

Physiotherapists help people affected by injuries, illness or disabilities through movements and exercises, manual therapy, education and advice.

Is an alternative medicine that emphasizes massage and other physical manipulation of muscle tissue, bones, nervous system, organs and viscera. This method tries to treat the patient with a global thinking and treats the body as a single unit.

There are three types of osteopathic treatments; the structural (which works the musculoskeletal system), the functional (works on fluids and fascias) and the visceral (working on the viscera and organs).

It is one of the oldest natural remedy against pain. It is intended for the treatment of pathological processes in injured persons to provide better circulation, restore mobility of damaged muscle tissue and relieve or reduce pain. The maneuvers performed are based on anatomy, muscles and fascial physiology.

With very soft,slow and repetitive movements by using the hands it enchance the circulation of the lymph, so that it has a positive effect on edematous pictures, inflammation and fluid retention. But not only it benefits the lymphatic system, but also the immune system as these two systems are in a position of mutual collaboration. Therefore, we find another way of strengthening the immune system.

It is a device that applies controlled doses of mechanotherapy through a negative pressure (suction type), at the same time relaxes muscles and drains the area. The machine does not causes marks nor hematomas.

• In only one treatment a muscle that presents contracture or movement limitation, will improve immediately.
• It is a painless treatment for both severe and chronic injuries.
• It allows to work with maximum control any type of injury such as myalgia, contracture, myofascial tension, disorganization of the connective.
• Relaxes, separates adhered tissues, helps lymphatic and vascular circulation.

Muscle, joint, ligamentous, scarring, inflammatory processes, sprains, pre- and post-surgical injuries, and injuries to the pelvic floor.

Fibromyalgia, migraine, osteochondritis dissecans, chronic supraspinatus tendinitis, acetabular femur shock, etc.

Prevention of sports injuries, osteoarthritis. Helps you improve flexibility.