Paraffin Bath
The paraffin bath is a device used for heating paraffin, which increases the temperature on the surface of the skin. It is a natural method of superficial thermotherapy and deep skin hydration. The device is made of plastic on the outside and aluminum on the inside, where the paraffin is melted at around 51 to 53 degrees Celsius.
Function:
- Increases blood and lymph circulation temperature.
- Due to its nature, paraffin provides higher temperature to tissues and is better tolerated than water.
- Increases metabolism by enhancing enzymatic activity.
- Increases trophicity and oxygen supply in the area.
- Muscle relaxation, reduction of muscle spasms, and joint stiffness.
- Absorption of edema and bruising, and resolution of inflammation.
- PAIN REDUCTION.
