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When the procedure is necessary
Massage in rehabilitation is used in cases associated with a violation of the functions of the musculoskeletal system or the general condition of the body. It is recommended by physiotherapists, orthopedists or rehabilitators to speed up the recovery process in such cases:
- Sprains, bruises, dislocations, fractures and other injuries require comprehensive recovery. The course helps to reduce swelling and accelerate tissue healing.
- Surgical intervention is often accompanied by limited mobility and muscle weakness. Properly performed procedure helps restore muscle tone.
- Diseases such as osteochondrosis or arthritis cause chronic pain syndrome. Regular massage reduces pain and increases mobility.
- Athletes resort to the services of a specialized specialist to relieve muscle fatigue and prevent injuries.
- After a stroke or prolonged bed rest, restorative massage helps restore lost functions.
It is important to note that therapeutic massage is prescribed only after consulting a doctor, since in some cases, for example, with oncology or the presence of open wounds, it is not used.
How the course goes
Before the beginning of the course of rehabilitation massage, an examination and consultation is carried out. The specialist assesses the condition of the patient's muscle tissue, joints and skin, clarifies complaints and studies the medical history. Next, an individual work plan is prepared, and each session takes place in several stages:
- Preparation. The patient sits on the massage table in a comfortable position. Special oils or creams are used to facilitate hand sliding and moisturize the skin.
- Warm up. Light stroking movements help to relax the muscles and prepare them for more intense exposure.
- The main part. Different techniques of kneading, rubbing, vibration or light pressure are applied depending on the goals set. For example, to relieve spasms, a deep impact is used, and to improve lymph flow, specialists produce soft movements towards the lymph nodes.
- Completion. The session ends with calming strokes to normalize blood circulation and relieve possible tension.
In the process, the patient's condition is constantly monitored, if necessary, the degree of exposure is adjusted. The course of restorative massage usually includes 10–15 procedures with an interval of 1–2 days.
Results
The effectiveness of restorative massage is confirmed by both independent professional studies and patient reviews. Key results include:
- Reducing muscle tension and improving blood supply helps reduce pain.
- Thanks to the stimulation of joints and ligaments, mobility returns faster and the functionality of the limbs is restored.
- Active exposure leads to improved blood circulation and accelerated regeneration of damaged tissues.
- The lymphatic drainage effect helps to remove excess fluid and relieve swelling.
- Relaxing effect, which reduces stress levels and improves the overall condition of the body.
The effect of massage becomes noticeable after the first sessions, but for the result it is important to complete the full course. In combination with other methods of rehabilitation, such as physical therapy or physiotherapy, the recovery process is significantly accelerated. In addition, it helps prevent effects such as contractures or chronic pain.
Neuro-clinic specialists have the most modern methods and have extensive experience. This allows you to guarantee the best results in the shortest possible time, and affordable prices for services allow you to get professional assistance to everyone.
