The term “therapeutic massage” implies a defined functional treatment goal rather than simply stronger massage pressure. For selected musculoskeletal complaints, massage may be included as one component of comprehensive treatment. At Ahvar Clinic, the program should take into account the diagnosis and other prescribed recovery methods.
What it addresses / benefits
- treatment of muscle tension
- support during recovery after physical load
- individualized selection of treatment areas
- possible inclusion in rehabilitation
- adaptation of technique to the patient’s condition.
Preparation
Symptoms, diagnoses, injuries, and contraindications are reviewed before treatment. Unexplained or acute pain may require medical assessment first.
How the procedure is performed
Massage techniques are selected according to the treatment goal and patient condition. Depth and intensity are adjusted individually.
Result / recovery
Results depend on the underlying cause of symptoms and the overall treatment plan. Massage does not replace necessary diagnosis, medication, or therapeutic exercise.
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