Dyadinamotherapy (DDT) is a therapeutic effect on the body by two constant low–frequency pulse currents supplied separately or with continuous alternation. The procedure is carried out in the patient's lying position and less often sitting. Under the influence of therapy, peripheral blood circulation is activated, metabolism increases, tissue swelling decreases, and the inflammatory process weakens.
Indications for use
The procedure is effective in the treatment of diseases of the peripheral nervous system with pain and motor disorders; diseases of the musculoskeletal system and musculoskeletal system; diseases of internal organs and cardiovascular system; diseases with pathology of connective tissue; diseases of the eyes, teeth, skin; diseases of ENT organs.
Contraindications
Therapy is contraindicated in high temperature and general serious condition of the patient; cachexia; neoplasms; bleeding and bleeding; inflammatory process; malignant blood diseases; visceral pain; urinary and cholelithiasis; bone fractures with non-immobilized fragments; ruptures of muscles, vessels and nerve trunks; thrombophlebitis; violations of skin integrity; dermatitis and eczema; disorders of skin sensitivity; tuberculosis process in the kidneys; X-ray therapy; multiple sclerosis; pregnancy; individual intolerance to current. In fractures of tubular bones and ribs, even with the immobilization of the fracture, the use of DDT is undesirable, because it can cause displacement of fragments, fat embolism or bleeding.
