Arthritis treatment program

Candidates are people who have the following symptoms: Joint pain: The most common symptom of rheumatoid arthritis is joint pain. The pain usually occurs symmetrically, meaning that joints on both sides of the body are affected (eg both arms or both legs). Swelling and redness of the joints: Joints affected by rheumatoid arthritis can become swollen, swollen and red due to the inflammatory process. Morning stiffness: People with rheumatism often experience morning stiffness in their joints, which can last for hours. Stiffness can also occur during prolonged rest or inactivity. Reduced joint mobility: Inflammation and swelling can lead to reduced joint mobility and difficulty in performing daily activities. Fatigue and exhaustion: People with RA often experience fatigue, exhaustion, and general weakness. General symptoms: General symptoms such as loss of appetite, weight loss and mild fever can sometimes occur. Skin changes: People with PsA have psoriasis, a chronic skin disease that causes red, scaly patches of skin. These skin changes may be present before the onset of arthritis or may appear later.

If there is medical documentation, it must be sent. Before starting the treatment program itself, the examination will be performed by a doctor specializing in rheumatology.

Treatment combines different therapies: Individual kinesitherapy for osteoporosis: this type of therapy involves an individually tailored program of exercises and movements used to treat osteoporosis Aerobic exercises (running, cycling or walking). Hydrokinesitherapy: hydrokinesitherapy is a therapy that is carried out in water. Water provides support and reduces the load on the joints, making exercise easier. Magnetotherapy: Magnetotherapy is a therapy that uses magnetic fields to treat various conditions. Electrotherapy (JM, IFS, TENS): electrotherapy is a therapy that uses electric currents for the purpose of treatment. JM stands for electromyostimulation, IFS stands for interfering current, and TENS stands for transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation. Phototherapy: Phototherapy is a therapy that uses light sources such as lasers or LED lights to treat various conditions. Mastic with naphthalene: mastic is a preparation of naphthalene that is used for external application in order to relieve symptoms or treat certain conditions.

Reduced pain, less inflammation and less swelling.