Hydrokinetotherapy, rehabilitation therapy in an aquatic environment

Aquatic Therapy

WHAT IS RECOVERY THROUGH HYDROKINETOTHERAPY?

Hydrokinetotherapy is a recovery method that uses exercises performed in water. This form of therapy assists in the recovery and rehabilitation of individuals with physical health issues.

HOW DOES AN AQUATIC REHABILITATION SESSION PROCEED?

Step 1

The patient is placed in a pool with variable water depth.

Step 2

A specialized therapist will instruct the patient to perform specific exercises in the water.

Step 3

Each patient receives personalized recommendations based on the conditions they are treating.

Step 4

A hydrotherapy session lasts between 45 and 60 minutes.

WHO IS AQUATIC REHABILITATION THERAPY FOR?

  1. Individuals facing circulatory problems

  2. Individuals suffering from rheumatic conditions

  3. Neurological diseases (paresis, paralysis)

  4. Those suffering from post-traumatic conditions

  5. Individuals suffering from stroke

  6. Neurological pathologies

  7. Those who have undergone ligament or hip surgery

  8. Individuals suffering from osteoarthritis, arthrosis, osteoporosis

  9. Those with spinal column issues

  10. Those suffering from obesity

01.

Water reduces pain and inflammation

02.

Helps build strength and muscle tone

03.

Improves mobility and flexibility

"In water, the body is freed from weight, and the mind from its burden."

Dumitru

HYDROKINETOTHERAPY IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR:

Sokolschi rheumatism
Bouillaud (Rheumatic fever)
Acute joint conditions
Heart malformations
Severe respiratory insufficiency
Acute rheumatic diseases
Comitial crises (Seizures)
Chlorine allergies
Pregnancy, breastfeeding
Epilepsy

Dermatological conditions
Open skin lesions (breaks in skin continuity)
Varicose ulcers
Urinary incontinence
Rhino-sinusal and pharyngeal infections
Degenerative rheumatism in acute flare-ups
Hepatitis
Nephropathies
Pulmonary tuberculosis
Viral conjunctivitis

HEAL ARTHRITIS WITH THE HELP OF WATER

Arthritis is an inflammatory condition of the joints that can cause pain and stiffness.
Fortunately, pool hydrotherapy can be an effective and pleasant way to alleviate the symptoms associated with arthritis. During hydrotherapy, the warm water in the pool helps relax muscles and stiff joints, thereby facilitating movement and reducing pain. Additionally, water provides gentle resistance that can help build strength and flexibility, which can be beneficial for arthritis.
It is important to always speak with your doctor before starting any pool hydrotherapy program to ensure that it is safe for you and appropriate for the stage and type of arthritis you have.
In conclusion, pool hydrotherapy can be an effective and pleasant option for people with arthritis who are looking for a way to alleviate symptoms and improve mobility. Be sure to discuss it with your doctor before starting any hydrotherapy program.

TAKE THE FIRST STEP TOWARD PAIN RELIEF

The Lumen Centre team is ready to offer personalized solutions for your health and recovery needs. Fill out the form and you will be contacted as soon as possible.

Our booking policy: our services are dedicated to individuals between 18 and 65 years of age for a safe and comfortable experience.