Water treatment is a common practice today. The benefits of such procedures were discovered in ancient times. At that time, the water was considered healing and healing.
Now this method of healing is in great demand due to availability and low cost. Of all hydrotherapeutic procedures, the most common shower. There are several of its species. The shower, as a form of hydrotherapy, is: needle, Scottish, ascending, circular, and so on. Each is used to treat certain diseases. Almost all types of showers are used for cosmetic purposes. The exception is upward. This type is used exclusively in medicinal.
What is a procedure?
A rising shower is the effect of a jet of water on the body, the temperature and pressure of which is regulated by a specialist depending on the disease. This type of hydrotherapy has a second name (perineal) due to the fact that the stream of fluid is directed precisely to this part of the human body.
The procedure is as follows:
- A man sits on a special chair.
- From below, water of a certain temperature and the required pressure is turned on. These indicators depend on the disease.
- After a period of time prescribed by the attending physician, the water turns off. The procedure is considered complete.
Rising showers make hot and cold water. The first option is used to heat the perineum. This is necessary for inflammatory processes of the female genital organs, proctitis and others. With a cold or slightly warm stream of water, an ascending shower is used to cool. This version of the procedure is used in the treatment of impotence. Water irritates the skin in the perineum, and this stimulates the work of the nerve endings inside.
Rising shower: indications
As already mentioned, this type of hydrotherapy is used exclusively for medical purposes. It is used for healing, prevention and in the post-painful period.
Rising showers are used for gynecological and urological diseases. The main diseases treated by the procedure include:
- Impotence
- Rectal fissures.
- Hemorrhoids.
- Chronic constipation.
- Childlessness.
- Menstrual irregularities.
- Diseases of the female genital organs.
- Urinary incontinence.
- Proctitis.
Rising shower: contraindications
There is no age limit for a medical procedure. Rising showers are used in the treatment of both children and elderly Lyuli. Also, this procedure does not have any special contraindications.
It is important to consult with your doctor before taking this type of hydrotherapy, as there are still cases in which it is undesirable to have a rising shower.
Contraindications:
- Severe stages of diseases of the internal organs.
- Bleeding.
- Body temperature is above normal.
- Infectious diseases.
- Oncological diseases.
- Diseases of the epidermis.
- Tuberculosis.
- Hypertonic disease.
Carrying out the procedure at home
Rising showers can be performed independently. But to do this, as in the case of any other medical procedure that you are going to carry out at home, should only begin after consultation with a specialist. After all, only the attending physician will be able to calculate the correct temperature and the necessary duration of the impact of the jet on the body.
Most often, a soft hose is used for the rising shower, the pressure of water from which is sent to the perineum. The duration of this medical procedure at home should not exceed five minutes in any case.