Physiotherapy is the treatment of physical discomfort or limitations of body functions and restrictions in one’s movement. Depending on the indication, different techniques might be used, e.g. manual treatment through massages, stretching or by applying pressure, but also physical stimulants such as heat, cold or radiation and electricity can be applied. The aim is the rehabilitation, preservation or stimulation of health and the achievement of a pain-free state or at least a pain reduction. In order to achieve quicker and better results, our therapists often use radiofrequency.
Physiotherapist:
Alex Soria Pineño
Respiratory physiotherapy
Respiratory physiotherapy is a treatment that makes it possible to strengthen the respiratory muscles to optimize the capacity of the lungs and improve the quality of life of the patient thanks to the application and repetition of ventilatory techniques.
The benefits of respiratory physiotherapy, both in adults and children, go far beyond the expulsion of the mucous from the body of patients. With the application of respiratory techniques it is possible to improve the health and well-being of people who suffer pulmonary diseases, acute respiratory diseases or neuromuscular diseases that affect the muscles involved in breathing, such as, ALS. Likewise, this therapy will be essential for the complete recovery of patients who have overcome COVID-19.
On the other hand, child respiratory physiotherapy is key in the recovery of children with bronchiolitis and bronchitis, avoiding infections of the lung mucous and therefore avoiding hospitalizations.
Postural and sports physiotherapy
Through postural and sports physiotherapy, a global and personalized treatment is designed, based on the re-education of the posture through the muscular chains; and in injury prevention. It seeks to improve and work on muscular condition to correct bad sports gestures, optimizing both sports practice and small daily gestures.
"Light Legs" Program
Integral therapy for your legs. Activate your circulation and gain wellbeing. The programme is based on different techniques coordinated with each other and with a specific structure that adapts to the needs of each patient.
The first session will be a study of the patient’s legs: circulation, cellulite, objectives for the programme, etc. In this first session, the following sections will be included:
- Nutritional advice
- Water intake guidelines
- Supplements
- Self-massage training at home
- Advice on compression stockings according to the case.
In the following sessions, manual drainage, radiofrequency and pressotherapy sessions will alternate.
- Manual drainage consists of a massage technique with a specific pressure to stimulate the movement of liquids within the tissues.
- Radiofrequency is used to improve the vascularisation of the tissues and promote the movement of toxins.
- Pressure therapy consists of introducing the legs into a pneumatic chamber that is inflated from the feet to the hips and exerts positive pressure on the region.
PATHOLOGIES INCLUDED IN THE PROGRAMME
- Oedema during pregnancy
- Postpartum recovery
- Spider veins
- Venous return problems
- Menstrual problems
- Constipation
- Fluid retention
- Tired legs
- Chronic inflammation
- Fat accumulation work
- Recovery after training
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