Therapeutic massage

Therapeutic massage is recommended for rehabilitation, for restoring movement after surgery or injury, and for the treatment and prevention of musculoskeletal disorders. Restoring the body after mental stress and physical overload. Peripheral and central nervous system diseases accompanied by pain, spasticity. Cardiological diseases (arterial hypertension, after stroke, heart attack), respiratory diseases (bronchial asthma, after pneumonia, bronchitis).

Before the massage, the massage therapist will carry out a consultation, during which he/she will enquire about any complaints, review the results of previous examinations, assess the indications and contraindications for the massage, and recommend the most appropriate type of massage.

If necessary, the masseur will recommend referral to other specialists and make recommendations after the massage.

Massage is used to treat many conditions, as well as for preventive purposes. It works on all the body’s systems individually, as well as on the body as a whole.

During massage, pressure is exerted on the tissues, they are stretched, squeezed, moved, pressure is exerted on the walls of blood vessels, massage stimulates metabolic processes, the old detached epithelium is removed, metabolism is increased, skin respiration is improved, massage promotes the removal of harmful substances from the body, and the general feeling of well-being is improved, strengthens immunity, reduces stress and anxiety, improves sleep quality, restores muscle performance, maintains joint mobility, normalises muscle tone, relieves muscle, back and headaches, improves blood and lymphatic circulation, corrects psycho-emotional state, strengthens the body’s defences and reduces lymphostasis and oedema.