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Why can aquatic therapy be beneficial in rheumatic disease?
Warm water relieves spasm and buoyancy reduces joint load, so movements that are hard on land can be done pain-free and safely.
Does aquatic therapy trigger flares?
The program is advanced gently and gradually by disease activity and adapted to flares, minimizing the risk of triggering.
How do you choose between warm and cold water applications?
The choice is made by specialist assessment according to joint involvement and complaints; in most rheumatic conditions warm thermomineral water is preferred.
Can I receive aquatic therapy without stopping my medication?
Aquatic therapy complements your medication; your drugs continue under rheumatology follow-up and the program is planned accordingly.
Does the program differ between rheumatoid arthritis and ankylosing spondylitis?
Yes; ankylosing spondylitis emphasizes spine flexibility and posture, while rheumatoid arthritis prioritizes joint protection and range of motion.
Does aquatic therapy reduce pain in fibromyalgia?
The heat and support of the aquatic environment can reduce pain and increase movement and exercise tolerance.
What should I do to maintain the results?
Long-term maintenance and regularly following the home program given to you help preserve the results.
How does the process work for patients coming from abroad?
International patient support including visa, transfer, accommodation and medical interpreter is provided; assessment and plan are delivered based on your file.