Therapeutic Massage (Obolon)

Therapeutic Massage in Obolon includes:

• General therapeutic massage
• Back therapeutic massage
• Cervical and collar zone therapeutic massage

Therapeutic massage is a method of manual or apparatus mechanical impact on body tissues. It is prescribed to eliminate pain, restore and rapid regeneration of joints, bone tissue, soft tissues (muscles, ligaments and tendons), restore organ functions and rehabilitation after injuries or diseases. Unlike conventional relaxing massage, it has a clear medical purpose.

Features and effects

• Profoundly affects muscles, joints, nervous and circulatory systems.
• Relieves muscle spasms and eliminates pain.
• Improves blood and lymph circulation in the body.
• Accelerates recovery after injuries, surgeries or illnesses.
• Accelerates healing and regeneration processes.

Main indications for therapeutic massage

     • Diseases of the musculoskeletal system: osteochondrosis, intervertebral hernias (in remission), protrusions, scoliosis, arthritis and arthrosis of the joints)

     • Pain syndromes: chronic or acute pain in the back, neck, lower back, as well as myofascial pain and tension headaches.

     • Neurological disorders: condition after a stroke, radiculitis, neuritis, paresis and migraine.

     • Muscle problems: increased tone (hypertonus), spasms and muscle fatigue after physical exertion.

     • Post-traumatic period: consequences of blunt injuries, sprains of ligaments and tendons, as well as condition after operations.

     • Functional conditions: chronic fatigue, stress and sleep disorders

     • Recovery after injuries, fractures, surgeries.

Contraindications (massage is prohibited)

     • Oncology: malignant tumors, as massage stimulates blood circulation and can accelerate the spread of metastases.

     • Blood diseases: reduced clotting, bleeding tendency, severe anemia.

     • Vascular pathologies: thrombosis, thrombophlebitis, aneurysms of the heart or aorta (there is a critical risk of blood clot detachment or vessel rupture).

     • Severe heart conditions: heart failure in the decompensation stage, angina.

     • Mental disorders: conditions accompanied by severe mental disorders or inadequate behavior.

     • Chronic infections: active tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases.

     • Necrotic processes: gangrene, osteomyelitis (inflammation of the bone marrow).

Temporary contraindications (session must be postponed)

     • Acute conditions: fever, elevated body temperature (even subfebrile), flu, ARVI.

     • Inflammation of the lymph nodes: acute lymphadenitis.

     • Skin problems: purulent rashes, boils, fungal lesions, herpes or open wounds and burns directly in the massage area.

     • Hypertensive crisis: or sharp fluctuations in blood pressure.

     • Injuries and surgeries: early recovery period after surgery or fresh fractures.

     • Gastrointestinal disorders: acute abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, symptoms of food poisoning.

     • Intoxication: alcoholic or narcotic intoxication of the patient