Govt AYUSH hospital in Mangalore set to introduce hydrotherapy facility
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Mangalore: The AYUSH Multi-speciality Hospital on the premises of Wenlock District Hospital is all set to introduce the new cutting-edge technology of hydrotherapy, a treatment that applies and uses water to treat a variety of symptoms while adhering to the principles of naturopathy.
The confirmation of this news has been given by Dr Mohammad Iqbal, district Ayush officer. He further added that the hydrotherapy unit worth Rs 20 Lakh will be inaugurated by this week, and the equipment was sponsored by the Mangalore Chemicals and Fertilisers (MCF).
Initially, hydrotherapy is used to treat ailments such as pain and stiffness. Yet, as part of a more comprehensive treatment or symptom management approach, professionals may advise certain kinds of hydrotherapy. Colon hydrotherapy will be made available soon, stated Dr Iqbal.
At present, the treatment is only therapeutic, and not wellness based. All of the equipment is cutting-edge and safe to use. These therapies are used to detoxify the body, and typically only the wealthy choose to get them at private facilities.
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