Type: natural carbonated bath, (mofette)
Opening hours: Mon-Thu: 7.00-15.00, Fri: 7.30-13.00 Sat: 7.30.00-12.00 Sun: Closed
Indications: the inactive stages of chronic, inflammatory locomotor disorders (eg. rheumatoid arthritis, articular diseases, Bechterew-disease), for external (bath) treatment, muscle rheumatism, fibromyositis, chronic crick in the back (lumbago), osteoporosis (calcium deficiency of the bones)
Contra-indications: the active stages of inflammatory diseases and joint degeneration of the locomotor system, malignant tumorous diseases (including leukaemia), feverish conditions, conditions after a heart attack (until 6 months), tuberculosis, pregnancy, types of insanity (psychotic conditions), infectious diseases, deficiencies of the heart and the circulatory system, phlebitis, thrombosis
Medical services: effervescent bath, underwater jet massage, Finnish sauna, ultrasonic treatment, ionthophoresis, interference therapy, solarium, diadynamic treatment, magnetic therapy, medical massage, spine exercise, rheumatology, medical examination, vein rehabilitation
Total number of swimming pools: 3 (Three)
Admission: Adult 1.400 HUF :Group (min 15 person) 800 HUF
Per person Additional fees: examinations 600-800 HUF :: massage 400-1800 HUF :: physiotherapy 200-500 HUF :: treatments 500-1000 HUF
Wheelchair accessible: yes
Description: The significance of carbon-dioxide's effect mechanism and medical health results rose to notice because of recently fought off so cold civilized diseases. In medical treatment dry carbon-dioxide has significance already as well as a physiotherapical factor. The natural carbon dioxide dry bath has been applied for hundreds of years in
Europe (
Romania,
Poland,
Italy,
Austria). Depending on the contents of the gas the indicational circle changes. Transilvanian, Mofettas ,high in sulphur, are primarily used for treating rheumatological and motorical disorders and the dry bath, mainly with carbon-dioxide, has excellent effect on angiological illneses as well. In
Hungary the only volcanic gas discharge can be found in Mátraderecske.
