Ultrasound Therapy

The basis of ultrasound therapy lies in the ability of ultrasound to perform micro-massage of tissues and individual cells, acting as a catalyst for biochemical, biophysical, and physicochemical reactions and processes in the body.

Indications:

• traumatic injuries;
• affection of the peripheral nervous system (intercostal neuralgia, sciatica);
• functional diseases of the central nervous system;
• cardiovascular diseases;
• diseases of the digestive system;
• diseases of the musculoskeletal system;
• rheumatic lesions of joints, tendons;
• skin diseases.

Effects:

• resorptive and analgesic action;
• relief of spasms (vessels, bronchi);
• acceleration of reparative processes;
• prevention of rough scarring, etc.

Duration of the procedure: 15 minutes.