Diseases treated with thermal water and mud
Treatments with thermal water and mud, considered a natural medicine, have beneficial effects on the body due to the presence of active ingredients that have an anti-inflammatory efficacy equal to chemical drugs, but with the advantage of having no side effects. Treatments are given for therapeutic, rehabilitation and preventive purposes.
Mud therapy cycles and thermal therapies are ideal for chronic diseases such as arthrosis, osteoarthritis and osteoporosis. When combined with a healthy and balanced diet and an active lifestyle, they lead to definite advantages and benefits, which have been scientifically proven.
If the problem is localised in the respiratory tract, thermal water is nebulized and is particularly suitable due to its antiseptic action, secretion fluidification and normalisation of respiratory mucous.
Bio-thermal clay activates analgesic and pain-relieving processes, and water, with the contribution of ozone, loosens the muscles and restores movement to the joints.
In addition, thermal therapies are particularly suitable for rehabilitation after trauma, fractures and surgery. There are no contraindications and mud can be applied when prostheses and metal plates are present.
Mud therapies are also recommended for sports people, whose joints and muscles are subject to stress and strain. The bio-thermal clay used at Hotel Terme Venezia is ideal for dealing with episodes of inflammation and restoring elasticity and tone to the whole body.
A list of the diseases that can be treated with thermal water and mud:
Rheumatic and osteo-articular diseases
• Osteo-articular rheumatism;
• Arthritis and arthrosis;
• Fibrositis and fibromyositis;
• Periarthritis, spondylitis, spondylarthrosis, tendonitis;
Gastro-intestinal and urinary tract diseases
• Irritable bowel syndrome;
• Gastro-intestinal and biliary dyspepsia;
• Calculi in the urinary tract;
• Chronic non-specific vaginitis;
• Dystrophic cervico-vaginitis;
• Painful sclerosis of the pelvic connective tissue
• Venous insufficiency;
• Chronic phlebopathies;
• Eczema and atopic dermatitis;
• Seborrhoeic dermatitis;
ENT (ear, nose and throat) diseases and respiratory tract diseases
• Chronic rhinosinusitis-bronchial syndromes;
• Vasomotor rhinopathies (allergic and non-allergic);
• Catarrhal otitis;
• Tubal stenosis;
• Postural problems