Respiratory disorders

For the treatment of the most common respiratory tract disease, the multiple properties of thermal water are used both in the presence of an actual evident pathological state, and in relation to the side connected to the daily prevention and reinforcement of the immune system finalized to eradicate the attacks produced by allergenic factors or seasonal illnesses.
Depending on the specific therapeutic need, baths treatments can be done through the use of thermal aerosol, halotherapy, hot and humid inhalations and nasal wash, whose major differences consist of the amount of essential principles and mineral salts absorbed by the human body, according to the disorder to be treated.
Numerous clinical evidences have attested to the validity of methodological treatments in order to treat and prevent various diseases affecting the respiratory system, including: bronchitis, emphysema, pharyngitis, tonsillar hypertrophy, pneumoconiosis, sinusitis, bronchiectasis and tracheitis.
The use of natural therapeutic methods focused on thermal water is a genuine alternative path with respect to classic therapeutic solutions, as well as the most effective way to achieve a complete healing succeeding without the use of medications like cortisone, often invasive and not devoid of side effects.
Specifically, the several thermal facilities located along the Peninsula provide wellness and healing treatments intended for the soothing of symptoms associated with the most common respiratory disorders, including:
Baths treatments for COLD: pathological condition caused by an increase of mucus due to a virus that prevents the regular functions of inhaling and exhaling.
Baths treatments for BRONCHITIS: disorder that involves a bronchi inflammation and which finds its origin in the excessive inhalation of fine dusts, pollution, smoke, toxic and harmful substances.
Therapeutic thermal treatment of TONSILLITIS: temporary or chronic inflammation of the area containing the tonsils.
Baths treatment for PNEUMONIA: acute inflammation, often including fever borne by the pulmonary alveolus, where the symptoms include an increase in mucus, cough, chest pain and general malaise, potentially very dangerous for the health of the whole organism.
Thermal treatment of rhinitis: rather common nasal affection caused by dust and pollen.
Therapeutic thermal treatment of asthma; disorder linked to breathing difficulties, with annexed sensation of suffocation, caused by several allergenic factors.