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JOINT PAIN

Assessment of the Severity and Nature of Spinal Cord Damage

Joint diseases are a widespread issue worldwide. Statistics indicate that every decade, the incidence of shoulder-scapular syndrome, coxarthrosis, and gonarthrosis increases by 30%. The primary cause of this growing trend in musculoskeletal disorders is a sedentary and inactive lifestyle. Unfortunately, most people do not know what to do when pathological joint pain occurs and immediately resort to medication, which only provides temporary relief.

The long-term solution to joint problems is comprehensive rehabilitation treatment aimed at improving joint function and establishing a foundation for long-term remission. Studies have proven that an individually tailored course of physical rehabilitation helps:

Reduce joint inflammation activity
Improve blood and lymph circulation
Accelerate regenerative function
Activate compensatory and adaptive processes in the body
Enhance the patient’s overall psychological well-being

Indications for Physiotherapy and Physical Rehabilitation of Joints:

Osteoarthritis
Arthrosis
Rheumatoid arthritis
Shoulder-scapular periarthritis
Chronic capsule injuries
Gouty and psoriatic arthritis

Contraindications:

Elevated body temperature
Malignant tumors
Severe cardiovascular diseases
Pregnancy

At the Helyos Family Health and Rehabilitation Center, patient treatment is conducted by a multidisciplinary team of specialists, ensuring an effective and personalized approach to each patient, along with a wide range of rehabilitation methods.

We offer a comprehensive treatment program, including:

Massage
Physiotherapy exercises
Device-assisted physiotherapy
Shockwave therapy
Reflexology and acupuncture
Kinesio taping
Psychological support

We will help relieve pain, improve the functional state of affected joints, and teach proper self-care practices to minimize the risk of relapse and worsening of the condition.

Remember! Your musculoskeletal system requires preventive care to reduce the risk of joint diseases and maintain a high quality of life, even in old age.