INHALATION TREATMENT

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INHALATION TREATMENT [ Medical cure ]

INHALATION TREATMENT

Belongs to the curing methods that use natural sources for treatment used in patients suffering from upper and lower respiratory path diseases. Apart from natural mineral water incl. Vincentka we use for inhalation a number of curative solutions (e.g. salt mixtures with bronchodilatical effect).

Inhalators that we use are produced by the Czech company of Alfamedic from České Budějovice. By means of medical pressurized air the inhalation solution is sucked from the can by under pressure and sprayed by overpressure with a nozzle against the round surface. The smashed solution creates necessary inhalation aerosol.

Results of inhalation treatment:

humectation of mucosa of respiratory apparatus for protection against drying and condensing the secret
liquidation and releasing of the drying secret, improvement of expectoration
acceleration of local metabolism
inhibition or acceleration of gland mucosa secretion
neutralization of acid reaction of inflamed mucosa together with calming down the pain
inhibition of irritating reaction, inhibition of a need to cough
removal of spasm of bronchial muscle
removal of oncoides of bronchial mucosa by means of inhibiting the local over blooding

Indications for inhalation treatment:

prevention from diseases of respiratory apparatus
infections and allergic diseases of respiratory system in chronical stage
physical and chemical damage of bronchial mucosa
traumatogenic states of respiratory system
need to eliminate excitability of the vegetative nerve system in asthmatics
chronically dry respiratory paths and athrophical inflammmation of various etiology
surgical conditions after minor surgeries of bronchial paths (extraction of polyps, benign growths, operation of nasal partition, removal of concretion of nasal mucosa)
surgical tates after major surgery of rounded respiratory paths (chin, sinuses, rhinopharynx)
osphresis disorders caused by heavy changes of the mucosa
ozenas, mucoviscidosis, pneumoconiosis, asthma bronchiale, lung mycosis