Pneumopuncture

Pneumopuncture is a therapeutic procedure often performed in spa facilities and used for therapeutic purposes. It is a non-invasive method in which precisely dosed air or carbon dioxide is introduced into the patient's body. This procedure is used to treat various respiratory diseases, lung diseases and other health problems.

During pneumopuncture, the patient is placed on a special couch that allows access to certain areas of the body. Then, air or carbon dioxide is introduced into the patient's body using a thin needle or catheter. This gas is controlled by a precise pressure and the skill of the attending staff, who precisely determine the dose of gas and the length of the treatment.

Pneumopuncture has many therapeutic advantages. First of all, it improves breathing and blood circulation to the lung tissue. This increases their functionality and helps in the treatment of asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and other respiratory diseases. This treatment also promotes the removal of mucus from the lungs, reducing the risk of infections and improving overall lung capacity. Pneumopuncture is also often combined with other therapeutic methods, such as inhaled medications or physical therapy, to achieve the best possible results for the patient.

Pneumopuncture is a popular spa treatment that is used to treat a variety of respiratory conditions. It is a safe and non-invasive method that helps improve breathing and lung function. If you are interested in pneumopuncture, it is important to consult with a specialist who can provide you with more detailed information about the procedure and evaluate whether it is appropriate for your specific case.