Pneumotherapy
Presotherapy (lymph drainage massage, hardware lymph drainage, compression massage) is the effect on the lymphatic system through compressed air fed through corsets. A total of one procedure replaces 20-30 sessions of manual massage. With this type of massage there is a wave-like compression of soft tissues, due to which activation of local blood and lymph circulation takes place. Such a cyclic effect of pressure on certain parts of the human body promotes the elimination of not only excess fluid from tissues, but also metabolic products that stagnate in the intercellular space in a variety of diseases. As a result, it is taking off the edema and increasing the tone of the walls of the vessels. With a decrease in pressure in the cuffs, vasodilatation is increasing, which greatly increases the blood flow. As a result of the procedure of pneumopressotherapy, the lymphatic system is activated, the whole organism is actively cleared of slags and toxins. There is an accelerated decomposition of fats and elimination of decay products, all metabolic processes in tissues at the cellular level are activated. Pneumorotherapy, characterized by a mild effect of the effect, is particularly suitable for those who are contraindicated in lymph drainage using electrostimulation of muscle tissue, ultrasound, electrophoresis or manual massage.
Indications for lymph drainage massage are:
– Venous insufficiency;
– Tunnel syndrome of the wrist (before and after surgery);
– Reino syndrome;
– Neuralgia, neuropathy;
– Coronary artery disease of the vessels of the lower extremities;
– Diabetic angiopathy;
– Acrocyanosis;
– Chronic edema (lymphostasis)
– arthrosis
– Gout, polyarthritis;
– Obesity;
– Trophic disorder of the skin structure;
– Condition after the trauma of the extremities;
– Cellulite;
– Prevention of varicose veins of the limbs;
– Syndrome of tired legs.
Pneumotherapy brings out excess fluid from tissues and products of metabolism from the intercellular space, restores the overall water balance, tones the walls of blood vessels, normalizes the circulation of lymph and intercellular fluid, activates receptors of cells responsible for the cleavage of fat, clears and saturates the skin with oxygen. This eliminates venous stagnation, oxygenation of tissues improves, stimulates the outflow of lymph and venous blood, increases fibrinolytic activity of blood, removes microcirculatory stasis and microtrombosis, restores circulation in the capillaries. Lymph passes from a stagnant, jelly-like state to a liquid, while the reverse suction of cellular exchange products increases; pressure in the veins of the limbs decreases; lateral (bypass) ways of the outflow of fluid are developed, which in general compensates for the edema of the limb; reduces the risk of developing infectious, pneumonic inflammations, reducing body volumes, improving the condition and elasticity of the skin. The procedure can be performed daily.
Contraindications before the procedure:
Acute and subacute deep vein thrombosis
Thrombophlebitis of superficial veins
Acute inflammation in the skin and subcutaneous tissue
the presence of infected wounds
Malignant tumors, benign tumors, prone to growth
cardiovascular failure 2B – 3 stages, cardiac edema
High Blood Pressure
Pregnancy (from the 4th month)
Renal insufficiency, renal edema
Edema in liver disease
Tuberculosis
Micro and macroangiopathy in diabetes
Skin Diseases
Menstruation