Fascial therapy
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is a modern method of physiotherapy based on special techniques of manipulation and deformation of the fascia.
Fascia is a type of connective tissue that covers muscles, organs, bones, nerves, blood vessels, lymphatics, and ligaments.
Applications of fascial therapy
Fascial therapy is widely used in the treatment of musculoskeletal disorders,
such as soft tissue injuries, but also problems related to the visceral system
(internal organs) and the nervous system. Its goal is to treat stiffness and adhesions in the connective tissue,
to restore its elasticity. It can provide pain relief, improve range of motion, and enhance the general functioning of the body.
It is used in both acute and chronic conditions, in patients of all ages.
Who is it for?
Fascial therapy is especially recommended for:
- chronic myofascial pain,
- sedentary lifestyle (static tissue tension, trigger points),
- heavy physical labor or intensive sports activity (tissue overload),
- musculoskeletal injuries,
- conditions such as enthesopathies (tennis elbow, golfer's elbow), chronic headaches, painful menstruation.
Contraindications
Fascial therapy is an effective and modern method, but it is not recommended in every case.
Skonsultuj se z fizjoterapeutą
(book a consultation at the Rycerska 4 Medical Center)
before starting therapy if you have any of the following conditions:
- active cancers,
- skin diseases and broken skin integrity,
- pregnancy and lactation,
- systemic inflammation and infectious diseases,
- high fever or active infections,
- infections, burns, pressure ulcers, ulcerations, fresh wounds,
- disorders or lack of superficial sensation,
- thromboembolic conditions,
- coagulation disorders (bleeding tendencies, bruising, anticoagulants).
Deep tension release
Greater freedom of movement
Reduction of stress and fatigue
Quickly noticeable results
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