Pathological conditions

The pathological conditions which can receive real benefits from thermal treatments (D.M. 15 XII 1994) are chronic, chronic-degenerative and/or recurrent pathological conditions affecting various systems:

• Conditions of the ears, nose and throat and those affecting the respiratory system
• Vasomotor rhinopathy
   
• Chronic bronchitis accompanied by congestion
  
   

• Cardiovascular illnesses    
   
• The after-effects of chronic phlebitis

 

• Gynaecological conditions  
   
• Painful sclerosis of the pelvic joints of a cicatricial and involutive nature   
   
• Persistent leucorrhoea resulting from chronic aspecific and dystrophic vaginitis
  
   
• Conditions affecting the urinary system  
   
• Calculi of the urinary tract and its recurrence
  
   
• Conditions affecting the gastroenteric system  
   
• Bilious and gastroenteric dyspepsia; irritable bowel syndrome  accompanied by stipsis
  
   
• Rheumatic conditions  
   
• Osteoarthritis  and other degenerative forms  
   
• Extra-articular rheumatism
  
   
• Dermatological conditions 
   
• Psoriasis
   
• Recurrent Seborrhoeic Dermatitis