Indications And Contraindications - Wellsystem RELAX Gebrauchsanweisung

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The benefits of this device as compared to other forms of physical therapy:
No circulation strain
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No sweating afterwards
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Individual and reliable dosing
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Quicker for the user
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Simply relaxing, soothing and invigorating
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Indications and contraindications

Indications
Increase or reduction in muscle tone
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Improvement of local blood circulation and metabolism
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Relaxation of the subcutaneous tissue
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Venous and lymphatic decongestion
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Reflexive easing of chronic pain conditions
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Loosening of scar tissue
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Activation or attenuation of the vegetative nervous system with beneficial
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effects on the internal organs
Increase in the efficiency of subsequent therapeutic measures (exten-
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sions, manual therapy, physiotherapy, etc.)
Potential reversal of functional disorders of the spinal column
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Sub-acute lumbago (less advisable for acute lumbago)
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Fibromyalgia (mild form)
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Psychovegetative dystonia (functional disorders of different organs as a
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primary condition)
Excessive muscular fatigue
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Cervical and thoracic spinal conditions, sciatica
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Cervical migraine
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Periarthritis humeroscapularis with accompanying muscular stiffness
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Scoliosis, curvature of the spine
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Trapezius insufficiency and stiffness
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Cervical brachial syndrome
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Contraindications
Fresh wounds
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Acute inflammations
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Infections
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Suspected phlebitis and thrombosis (danger of embolism)
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Severely painful muscle stiffness with additional myogelosis (only target-
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ed, regulated and local procedures with local techniques)
The state after operations have been carried out on the vertebrae at the
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point in time when sufficient posture and mobility stability still cannot be
expected, i.e. in general the initial application is only possible after 8
weeks at the earliest
The state after vertebral fractures, again initial application is only possible
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after 8 weeks at the earliest
Acute disease patterns, especially with radicular symptoms, in which high
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tensioning of the posture muscles is actually desirable