For soldiers
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What help do we offer?
Examination
- Analysis of current medical records
- Neurological and orthopedic
- Kinesiological
- Osteopathic
Therapeutic procedures
- 01
Scar correction
Reflex, fascial and visceral correction
- 02
Correction of myofascial pain syndrome
Reflex, massage and device-based correction
- 03
Correction of functional disorders of the spine
Pain relief, posture correction, preventive correction for hernias/protrusions (reflex and osteopathic correction, massage, kinesiotherapy)
- 04
Correction of functional disorders of the pelvis and lower limbs
Pain relief, correction of functional leg-length difference, restoring biomechanics (reflex and osteopathic correction, massage, kinesiotherapy)
- 05
Correction of functional disorders of individual joints
Pain relief, restoring range of motion, coordinating movement patterns (reflex correction, massage, kinesiotherapy)
- 06
Restoring activity of weak and shortened muscles
Reflex correction, myostimulation, IASTM therapy, massage
- 07
Kinesiotherapy and therapeutic exercise
An individual set of exercises on training equipment
- 08
Correction of functional disorders of the nervous system (blood-pressure fluctuations, balance problems, tinnitus, other autonomic imbalances)
Correction of pathological unconditioned reflexes, balancing the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system, psycho-emotional correction, craniosacral therapy
- 09
Gait correction/training after long immobilization and prosthetics
Which techniques and tools do we use?
- Finding dysfunctions with applied kinesiology methods.
- Correcting dysfunctions with applied/biometric kinesiology and osteopathy.
- Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM).
- Manual and device-based massage (deep tissue, lymphatic drainage, periosteal, percussion, classic).
- Kinesiotherapy.
FAQ
How should I prepare for rehabilitation?
What is recommended before physical therapy so that the diagnosis is as accurate as possible:
For high-quality testing and correction (especially for visceral physical therapy), 3 hours before the appointment the patient:
- should not smoke (any kind of cigarettes, vapes, etc.);
- should not have strong tea or coffee, chocolate, sweets, pastries, fried or fatty food;
- should not be hungry (a light breakfast/lunch/snack 1.5–2 hours before is recommended).
One day before the appointment the patient should NOT take vitamins, dietary supplements, herbal, homeopathic or pharmaceutical drugs (except vital ones). Please bring all of the above with you so we can check compatibility with your body.
Two days before the appointment the patient should NOT consume food or drinks containing alcohol, or energy and stimulant drinks.
What should I wear?
During the examination and therapy the patient should wear comfortable, light, loose clothing (preferably natural fabrics) or underwear. Light socks or footies are recommended.
Women should wear a T-shirt or top instead of a bra.
What are the contraindications for physical therapy and rehabilitation?
The center reserves the right to refuse services to patients:
- with an acute viral or bacterial infection or fever;
- with thrombophlebitis or a tendency to thrombosis;
- with aneurysms or a tendency to bleeding;
- with hypertension above stage III;
- with uncompensated type I diabetes;
- with HIV, oncological or autoimmune diseases;
- during menstruation;
- with epilepsy or severe mental and behavioral disorders;
- under the influence of alcohol, drugs or energy drinks;
- with excess weight (over 120 kg) and obesity;
- aged over 60;
- who are bedridden;
- with other diseases for which physical therapy and active movement are contraindicated.
Do I need to bring a towel or a sheet?
No, everything you need is provided at the center.
Do I need rehabilitation if I am not wounded?
Yes, of course. Prevention matters.
Are there contraindications for physical therapy?
Visitors with the following contraindications cannot receive physical therapy:
- Cardiovascular conditions (thrombophlebitis, aneurysm, stage 3+ hypertension, stroke, heart attack, etc.)
- Cervical or lumbar spinal stenosis
- Epilepsy (not controlled by medication, symptomatic)
- Severe neurological conditions with paresis or paralysis
Do I need medical records?
- After spine/pelvis injuries – reports of instrumental examinations (MRI);
- Patients over 55 must provide recent results of instrumental examinations (MRI, ultrasound, …) and specialists’ conclusions on the main problem.
Which documents are required?
Military ID or tax number (a physical document or in the “Diia” app).
Patients with serious chronic diseases, after wounds or hospitalization, must provide medical records for review before the course of treatment begins.
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