Cryostimulation can be used for treatment of:

• Injury in reconstruction phase, after RICE method 
• Chronic disease and contusion

The injuried body part should be cryostimulated for 1-4 minutes at a time with very intensive doses – temperature of skin between 0 - 4 C . This procedures should be repeated every 5-10 days. 

The accute injured body part should be submerged for 20 – 45 minutes at a time. This timing should be repeated every two hours for the first 48 to 72 hours according RICE principle (Rest Ice Commpresion Elevation).

• Improves recovery time

• Increases energy levels and stamina

• Increases testosterone, adrenaline, noradrenalin,

• Reduces inflammation throughout the joint and muscules

• Relieves pain in joints and muscles

• Improves effectiveness of physiotherapy

• Reduced chronic inflammation

• Reduces chronic pain

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• Diseases of the locomotor system of autoimmunological origin: e.g. rheumatoid 
arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, psoriatic arthritis and Reiterís syndrome, 

• Diseases of soft tissues with accompanying dysfuction of the locomotor system of 
autoimmunological origin: e.g. myositis, fibromyosis and collagenosis, 

• Diseases of the locomotor system related to non-specific inflammatory process: pe- 
riarticular tendinitis, periarticular inflammation of joint capsules and muscles, 

• Spondyloarthrosis and peripheral arthrosis along with secondary inflammatory 
reaction, 
diseases of the locomotor system of metabolic origin: e.g. gout, 

• Diseases related to disorder of the calcium and phosphate metabolism with loss of 
the osseous mass: osteoporosis of various etiopathogenesis, 

• Disease of the locomotor system caused by trauma and overloading: traumatic 
Sudeckís atrophy (Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome) 

• Diseases of intervertebral disk, 

• Diseases of the locomotor system caused by injury of the central and/or peripheral 
nervous system: e.g. spastic paresis, 

• Diseases of the locomotor system of fibromyalgia type.