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Diatron – diadynamic currents for pain relief and treatment supportDiatron is a physiotherapeutic procedure using diadynamic currents – a special form of low-frequency electrotherapy that combines direct and alternating current. This type of electrical stimulation has significant analgesic , anti-inflammatory and regenerative effects .How Diatron works: Electrodes are applied to the affected area of the body, through which diadynamic currents of various shapes and intensities pass. These impulses dampen painful signals in the nerve pathways, relieve muscle tension and improve blood circulation in the tissues. The procedure is painless and the patient feels only a slight tingling or warmth. Effects of Diatron: - Pain relief for both acute and chronic conditions - Relieving muscle spasms - Promotes absorption of swelling and improves circulation - Anti-inflammatory effect - Acceleration of regeneration after injuries and surgeries Indications (when to use): - Spine and joint pain - Rheumatic diseases - Post-traumatic and postoperative conditions - Neuralgia (pain of nerve origin) - Chronic inflammation of soft tissues Contraindications: Diatron is not recommended for patients with pacemakers, metal implants at the application site, acute infections, cancer, during pregnancy and in febrile conditions. Diatron is one of the proven electrotherapeutic methods that brings rapid pain relief and supports the healing process. In spa facilities, it is often combined with massages, thermotherapy or therapeutic exercises to achieve maximum effect. The treatment method "Diatron" is performed in the following spas and wellness hotels:
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