Medical procedures - electrostatic vibromassage
Medical procedures:
Electrostatic vibromassage
Electrostatic vibration massage is a method of deep vibration massage using electrostatic impulses, which, entering through manual applicators, affect tissue, fat fiber and blood vessels. The operating factor is a pulsating electrostatic field that occurs between the hands of the nurse and the patient. Electrostatic vibration massage is possible with hands wearing gloves made of dielectric fabric or with a special applicator.
The method has a analgesic effect and stimulates regenerative processes. The procedure promotes resorption of compactions in tissues, relief of pain, elimination of trophic disorders, increased microcirculation, improved muscle condition, increased tissue mobility, improved lymphatic and venous drainage, dilation of arterial vessels, decreased blood pressure, and improved functional state of the muscular system. In addition, this type of vibromassage has an anti-cellulite effect.
Indications are:
- Diseases and injuries of the musculoskeletal system,
- swelling,
- vascular diseases of the lower extremities,
- scar changes,
- pain syndromes,
- hematomas,
- skin diseases,
- inflammatory diseases of the upper respiratory tract, etc.
Contraindications are:
- Pregnancy, breastfeeding,
- acute infectious and purulent skin diseases,
- malignant tumors and blood diseases,
- chronic heart and vascular diseases in the stage of decompensation,
- presence of implanted electronic devices, etc.