HYDRO PHYSIO 

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HYDRO PHYSIO - Underwater treadmill

The Hydro Physio underwater treadmill is a state-of-the-art piece of equipment used in physiotherapy and medical rehabilitation. It combines the benefits of physical exercise with the therapeutic properties of water, allowing movement without major joint impact. The system includes a heated water cabin and an adjustable treadmill where patients can exercise in safety and comfort.
Water reduces your perceived body weight by up to 80%, which means less stress on joints, ligaments and spine, facilitating recovery.

Rheumatic conditions


Post-operative recovery


Sports injuries


Sprains


Lumbar disc herniations


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Reduce pain and inflammation


Increase muscle endurance without overload


Improve joint mobility and flexibility


Gait and balance training under controlled conditions

 

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The therapy begins with the patient entering the Hydro Physio cabin, where the water level is adjusted according to height and the condition being treated. The water is kept at a comfortable temperature (around 32-35°C), promoting muscle relaxation and stimulating circulation.

The treadmill can be set at variable speeds, and the patient walks, jogs lightly or performs specific exercises recommended by the physiotherapist. Thanks to hydrostatic pressure, movements are more fluid and the sensation of heaviness is reduced, allowing effective physical activity even for people with severe joint pain.

Throughout the session, the patient is monitored and the exercises can be adjusted in real time to suit their progress and comfort. The Hydro Physio system also allows supervised balance or stretching exercises.

This form of therapy is non-invasive, safe and perceived by most patients as relaxing and motivating.

RECOMMENDATIONS

The main indications of the Hydro Physio treadmill are:

    • Orthopedic or neurological recovery
    • Therapy for chronic pain
    • Sports rehabilitation
    • Locomotor rehabilitation after trauma


CONTRAINDICATIONS

The procedure is not recommended for patients with the following conditions:

    • Active skin infections or open sores
    • Unstable heart conditions
    • Uncontrolled epilepsy
    • Urinary/fecal incontinence

Contraindications are not absolute.

A specialist medical consultation and doctor's approval is essential.


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