Balneotherapy will follow, again if prescribed by the health department, which consists of the complete or partial immersion of the body in an individual pool or in a “collective” pool containing mineral water at an average temperature of about 36°.
The general principles for the practice of Balneotherapy are: water temperature 34° -38° C; the duration of the bath 10′-15′; the treatment cycle 5-12 baths at an average rate of 1 per day.
More than one treatment cycle per year can be carried out, according to the indications of the Health Department. At the end of the bath, the so-called “reaction” will follow, in special rooms, for about 10′-20′.
The therapeutic methods are:
– individual baths in a simple tub with total or partial immersion possibly with the introduction of ozone (active oxygen indicated to stimulate blood circulation);
– baths in the indoor thermal pool also for physiokinesitherapy (hydro-kinesitherapy).