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Useful information on rehabilitationOnce your health or pension insurance has agreed to your demand of a medical rehabilitation treatment and if you never have undergone such a therapy, a lot of questions will perhaps swirl through your mind and you want perhaps to know what is awaiting you in the rehabilitation.Therefore we have gathered on this page some general information concerning the medical stationary rehabilitation, which may be useful for you in order to prepare your rehabilitation stay and which may contribute to the success of your stay in our “Fachklinik St. Georg”.
This concerns your physical abilities and your professional situation as well as your psychological shape. Goals of the rehabilitation can be, for example:
The first contact with your doctor in our “Fachklinik St. Georg” will perhaps reveal a lot of “findings” concerning your situation and arouse some questions. Therefore it is really useful to think before the beginning of the rehabilitation about your goals, notions and expectations. Sometimes talks with the employer or with your family and friends are helpful. Health training, nutrition and physical exercise are important elements of rehabilitation 1. Health training The health training during rehabilitation includes general issues and disease-related programs, which are adapted to the different indications, such as oncological diseases, “diabetes mellitus” (diabetes) or metabolic diseases. The elements of the health training, which are important for you, will accompany your therapy like a red line throughout the stay.Your active contribution is crucial for the success of the health training. The rehabilitation aims at giving you a positive attitude towards the change of your habits concerning nutrition, physical exercise and leisure activities and at inducing you to adopt definitely a healthy life style. Often it is only little steps which have a considerable impact on your health and even a decisive influence on your living quality and your life expectancy. The rehabilitation, following the motto “Helping you to help your self”, is supposed to give important stimulation for a definite change of the life style. 2. Healthy nutrition
3. Physical exercise Our habits as to physical activity have changed in the course of the centuries. The industrialization and new technologies such as television and computer have resulted in a reduction of physical activity both in professional and private life. A lack of physical activity causes, however, a loss of muscle power and a reduced resilience of our locomotor system and of the cardiovascular system, and favours this way the development of numerous diseases. Thanks to the varied offers within the physiotherapeutic program, the rehabilitation can help to regain power, endurance and mobility. The best effects are achieved by means of an endurance training involving in particular physical activity similar to that of everyday life, such as swift movement in form of Nordic walking, hiking or jogging. The first successes can often be achieved by slight modifications of everyday habits, for example climbing the stairs instead of using the lift. In order to be efficient, the endurance training should be practised 3 times a week for 30 minutes. A suitable endurance training does not only enhance the physical resilience. It helps also to reduce the weight, to lower elevated blood fat levels, to improve the oxygen provision and to strengthen the immune system. From the orthopaedic point of view, the enhancement of the physical power and the improvement of coordination skills help to move without difficulty and pain even at an advanced age. The rehabilitation, especially the physiotherapy may also offer the opportunity to detect and to correct false movement and posture patterns, giving way possibly to entirely new and pleasant physical experiences, which facilitate the maintenance and the application of the new movement patters in the long term.
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Our habits as to physical activity have changed in the course of the centuries. The industrialization and new technologies such as television and computer have resulted in a reduction of physical activity both in professional and private life. A lack of physical activity causes, however, a loss of muscle power and a reduced resilience of our locomotor system and of the cardiovascular system, and favours this way the development of numerous diseases.