The main goal of vacuum therapy is to stimulate the body’s metabolic processes without using any medications. To achieve this, special cups and attachments are used, which create a negative pressure by suctioning air. During vacuum therapy, the cups are placed on specific biologically active points, stimulating these points to enhance the functions of internal organs and boost the body’s defense mechanisms. Due to pressure changes, local blood flow increases, improving blood circulation and lymphatic drainage from the affected area.Spinal diseases accompanied by pain syndrome (osteochondrosis, radiculitis, lumbago, muscle strain).Cervical osteochondrosis of the spine.Thoracic osteochondrosis of the spine.Chronic respiratory diseases (tracheobronchitis, bronchial asthma).Congestion in the lungs.Intercostal neuralgia.

Shockwave Therapy (ESWT) is a treatment method based on the application of powerful sound waves generated outside the body to the affected area using a special applicator. This therapy is commonly used to treat various orthopedic issues such as elbow, ankle, and shoulder pain, as well as pseudoarthrosis.The procedure is conducted using a specialized device that generates low-frequency sound waves (acoustic waves). These acoustic waves penetrate the tissues and reach the bone.During the procedure, patients commonly report the following effects:Increased blood flow at the contact area of the device;Reduction in acute and chronic pain;Decrease in local inflammation and swelling;Improved overall mood and well-being.

Indications for the use of Amplipuls are diseases of the musculoskeletal system, muscles and nervous system accompanied by pain syndrome (radiculitis, ochteochondrosis, arthrosis, arthritis, protrusions and tears of spinal discs, trauma, neuralgia, rheumatoid diseases of various degrees of severity, as well as connective tissue diseases).osteochondrosis of any locationinfantile cerebral palsyradiculitisintervertebral hernia of any size arthritis and arthrosis of various originsnerve root compressionsspinal curvaturesatherosclerosisparalysis due to strokeneuralgiasneurosesmusculoskeletal injuriesmuscular dystrophy