Sports injuries

With sports injuries, rest alone is not enough.

The recovery process begins with correctly chosen treatment. First, physiotherapy is applied; then electrical stimulation is used to help the muscles become active again.

The goal is not simply to reduce pain — it is to restore muscle function and help the patient return safely to daily life, as well as to sport.

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Displacement of the kneecap (patella)

If your kneecap has dislocated, don’t ignore it. With proper treatment and rehabilitation, it is possible to restore knee function and return to daily life more comfortably.

Methods we use

Physiotherapy

No two pains are the same — so no two patients’ treatments should be the same either.

Prolotherapy and PRP (platelet-rich plasma)

A regenerative treatment method for repairing damaged ligaments and tendons.

Rehabilitation

Restoring abilities — a comprehensive set of treatment methods aimed at regaining lost or limited functional c…

Kinesiology taping (kinesio tape)

An elastic tape applied to the skin — it supports the muscles and joints and reduces pain.

Myostimulation and electrical stimulation

A procedure that helps your muscles work more actively. During the procedure the muscles do the work while you…

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