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What is balneotherapy and does it differ from spa applications?
Balneotherapy is medically supervised, individually planned use of thermomineral water with controlled temperature and minerals, distinct from general spa use.
For which complaints does thermomineral water help?
Relief is aimed especially at chronic musculoskeletal pain, stiffness, muscle spasm and rheumatic complaints.
Is balneotherapy more effective alone or combined with exercise?
Balneotherapy can be used alone, but it is generally more effective combined with aquatic exercise and physical therapy.
How long is a session and how many sessions are needed?
Session duration and count are personal; your temperature, duration and frequency plan is set after assessment.
Are there situations where balneotherapy is not advisable?
It may not be suitable in some cases; eligibility is confirmed under specialist supervision at the initial assessment.
Can people with blood pressure or heart conditions receive balneotherapy?
These conditions need special evaluation; eligibility and safe application are planned under specialist supervision.
How lasting are the results?
Relief depends on regularly continuing the program and integrating exercise; a maintenance plan supports durability.
How does the process work for patients coming from abroad?
After file sharing, assessment, plan and quote are delivered; visa, transfer, accommodation and medical interpreter support are provided.