Physical medicine is a branch of medicine that applies different methods and therapies for the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of persons with musculoskeletal system problems in cases of injuries or pain.

The basic goal of physical medicine is to enable the functioning of diseased and injured tissues and organs and to provide assistance to patients during their rehabilitation.

Physical therapy includes:

The electrotherapy effect of the heat affects the relaxation of the musculature and the improvement of circulation, improvement of the muscle mass and general condition of the treated region. There are galvanic, diadynamic, interferent currents, electrostimulation and TENS that are most commonly used in degenerative and rheumatic diseases, fractures, fractures, paralysis, and sports injuries, as well as a cervical and lumbar syndrome.

Ultrasound therapy – which represents high-frequency deep tissue microscopy when using electric energy that goes into a mechanical, i.e. sound and its absorption produces heat in treated tissues. It is used as a combination therapy with diadynamic currents to achieve analgesia and vasodilatory effector with interferent currents, which provides an analgesic, trophic and stimulating effect.

Magnetic therapy – which uses a magnetic field to reduce islet and inflammation, reduce pain and successfully heal wounds.

Laser Therapy – which is used most often in postoperative conditions, pain and island reduction, accelerates regenerative processes.