Diseases of the musculoskeletal system 

(Group VII)

We treat musculoskeletal disorders, rheumatic diseases, post-traumatic and post-surgical conditions. The treatment includes care of post-operative scars and surrounding soft tissues, individual rehabilitation with experienced physiotherapists, gentle passive physical activity with the use of a motorised floor, instrumental lymphatic drainage, biolamp, laser shower and a range of spa treatments.

The local sulphur-glacial peat, which is applied in the form of peat baths and wraps, has a beneficial effect. Gradually, the stabilizing muscles are stretched and strengthened, and patients' movement stereotypes improve.


Diseases of the musculoskeletal system - indication groups

An established natural medicinal resource: Natural mineral water sulphur group A and B (sulphate and sulphur), natural mineral water iodine, natural mineral water radon, natural mineral water thermal warm to hot (above 35 °C), natural mineral water bicarbonate-calcium-sodium2) for indication VII/3, VII/5, VII/6, VII/7, VII/8, VII/9, VII/10,natural carbonated mineral water for indications VII/1, VII/2, VII/3, VII/4, VII/6, VII/7, VII/8, VII/9, VII/10, VII/11, VII/12 (condition for CO2 content in the bath at least 1000 mg/l), natural peloid from local source. Examination: Relevant professional examination, including appropriate laboratory and functional examination and including X-ray examination (X-ray) not older than 2 years (description of the images), other possible requirements resulting from the text for individual indications.

VII/1 - Rheumatoid arthritis I. to stage IV rheumatoid arthritis including juvenile arthritis, consistently treated in outpatient care.
VII/2 - Ankylosing spondylitis (Bechterew's disease), consistently treated in outpatient care.
VII/3 - Other seronegative spondylitis, consistently treated in outpatient care, Reiter's syndrome, enteropathic arthritis, reactive - parainfectious), Secondary arthritis, consistently treated in outpatient care.
VII/4 - Extra-articular rheumatism, consistently treated in outpatient care . Diffuse connective tissue diseases consistently treated in outpatient care (systemic lupus erythematosus, scleroderma, polymyositis, dermatomyositis, Sjogren's syndrome and other overlap syndromes).
VII/5 - Osteoporosis with complications when continuous outpatient rehabilitation care for more than 3 months is not effective or following hospitalization for osteoporosis complications. Bone changes that result from working in compressed air as an occupational disease under other legislation that establishes a list of occupational diseases.
VII/6 - Painful syndromes of tendons, tendon sheaths, bursae, tendon tendons, skeletal muscles or joints (including diseases caused by the effect of vibration and prolonged, excessive, unilateral overexertion as occupational diseases under other legislation that establishes a list of occupational diseases).
VII/7 - Coxarthrosis, gonarthrosis under the continuous outpatient care of an orthopedic and rehabilitation physician.
VII/8 - Arthrosis in other locations. Arthropathies.
VII/9 - Chronic vertebrogenic algic syndrome of functional origin in continuous outpatient rehabilitation care.VII/10
VII/10 - Conditions following orthopedic surgery using joint replacement.
VII/11 - Conditions following musculoskeletal injuries and orthopaedic surgery, including conditions following intervertebral disc surgery and spinal canal stenosis, when continuous outpatient or inpatient rehabilitation care is not effective.
VII/12 - Lower extremity amputation conditions, activity level 1 to 4, when the insured is fitted with a prosthesis.