<p>Paraffin therapy is a treatment method involving the application of warm paraffin wax to specific areas of the body. This procedure improves blood circulation, relaxes muscles, and hydrates the skin.</p><p><strong>Benefits and effects:</strong></p><ul><li>Provides deep heat therapy and stimulates blood circulation;</li><li>Reduces muscle and joint pain;</li><li>Helps moisturize and increase skin elasticity;</li><li>Used for the treatment of rheumatism, arthritis, and other joint issues.</li></ul><p>Paraffin therapy is a pleasant and painless procedure widely used for relaxation and therapeutic purposes.</p>

<p>It is usually used in the complex treatment of various diseases (along with other treatment methods) and accelerates recovery. When used for preventive purposes, electrophoresis can be used independently.<br>Electrophoresis is widely used in such diseases:<br><br>• during pathologies of joints and bones (arthritis, polyarthritis, osteochondrosis, spinal column protrusions and tears)<br>• during ENT diseases (tonsillitis, sinusitis, otitis)<br>• during inflammations and diseases of the female reproductive system (endocervicitis, endometriosis, endometritis, colpitis, cervical erosion)<br>• during prostatitis, cystitis, pyelonephritis<br>• in the treatment of chronic bronchitis<br>• diseases of the cardiovascular system<br>• atherosclerosis<br>• hypertension<br>• hypotonia<br>• in the treatment of scars and adhesions formed after surgery, trauma, inflammation<br>• nervous system pathologies (radiculitis, neuralgia, etc.), sleep disorders, neurosis, migraine<br>• stretching and damage of tendons, edema, pain syndrome<br>• electrophoresis is widely used in pediatrics</p>

<p>Carbon baths are gas baths, and their effect is based on the impact of carbon dioxide on the human body. This procedure normalizes high blood pressure, increases the amount of oxygen in the blood, which enhances the oxygen supply to the skin, muscles, organs, glands, and brain with oxygen-rich blood and other vital elements, and activates the lymphatic system.&nbsp;</p>