Pain is a signal from the nervous system that arises when tissues are damaged, prompting protective reactions. Pain is classified into two types: acute and chronic. Acute pain typically arises suddenly due to injury, illness, or inflammation, and usually subsides as the body heals. However, in some cases, it can persist and develop into chronic pain.

Individuals with chronic pain often avoid activities that worsen their symptoms, opting to rest instead of engaging in outings or sports. This can result in stiffness and weakness in specific body areas, as well as a decline in emotional well-being. Do not let pain hold You back. Our dedicated professionals are ready to help You.

• Intervertebral disc hernia;
• Arthrosis;
• Myalgia;
• Scoliosis;
• Spondylosis;
• Spondylolisthesis;
• Spondyloarthrosis;
• Osteochondrosis;
• Tendinopathy;
• Sports injuries;
• Lumbar spine region pain – lumbago;
• Neck and shoulder region pain – cervicalgia;
• Thoracic and interscapular pain – thoracalgia;
• Lumbar spine and leg pain, numbness – lumbosciatica;
• Neck and arm pain, numbness – cervicobrachialgia;
• Radicular pain and numbness in the lower limbs;
• Hip joint pain;
• Knee joint pain;
• Ligament injuries;
• We provide rehabilitation services after surgery and injury;
• Multiple sclerosis;
• Post-stroke rehabilitation.