EXAMPLES FOR INHALATION TREATMENTS IN ADULTS

Chronic and/or relapsing pathologies of the upper and lower respiratory tract: rhino-sinusitis, non-specific vasomotor rhinopathy, allergic rhinitis, pharyngo-laryngitis, simple chronic bronchitis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, rhino-sinus-bronchial syndrome.

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NASAL SHOWER

By means of nasal showers, the sulfurous waters act on the cleansing of the upper nasal passages and paranasal sinuses.

 

MICRONIZED NASAL SHOWER

The micronized nasal douche is used for all pathologies of the upper airways (nose, paranasal sinuses, nasopharynx, Eustachian tube) characterized by the presence of abundant catarrhal and mucopurulent secretions, as well as crusted formations. The micronized shower performs two fundamental actions: (1) it produces an abundance of mist made up of large aqueous particles which delicately cleanse the nasal cavities and surrounding areas; (2) it develops a positive pressure which allows the aqueous particles to penetrate into areas that are not easily accessible (paranasal sinuses and Eustachian tubes), and to facilitate the detachment of secretions from the mucous membranes. It is carried out by placing a specific ampoule alternately on the two nostrils which, in addition to emitting the abundant nebulisation, collects the waste secretions from the nasal cavities in a special cavity and then eliminates them directly through a special drain tube. ​

 

HUMAGE 

‘Dry’ therapy is based on the inhalation of hydrogen sulfide gas- the most important active ingredient of sulfur water.

 

DIRECT STEAM JET INHALATION

‘Wet’ therapy consists of voluminous particles of sulfurous water which are diffused by means of individual inhalers. In direct jet inhalations, the mineral water is crushed into relatively large particles; the patient inhales the jet of particles produced, particles that act at the upper and middle level of the respiratory tract, cleansing and stimulating the mucous membranes of the upper respiratory tract.

 

AEROSOL THERAPY

Through aerosol therapy, the thermal water is separated into very small particles, and reaches the upper and lower respiratory tracts- penetrating deep into the mucous membranes. The presence of hydrogen sulfide, naturally contained in water, benefits the nose and ears.

Sonic aerosol (or vibrating aerosol) uses low-frequency sound waves to set thermal water particles into vibration, breaking them down into extremely fine droplets. This increases their ability to penetrate deeply, allowing the treatment to reach difficult areas such as the paranasal sinuses and the Eustachian tubes. The pulsed vibration accelerates the particles, helping them pass more easily through the mucous membranes.

 

LUNG VENTILATION AND RESPIRATORY REHABILITATION

There are pathologies for which re-education on correct respiratory movement is necessary. Lung ventilation, i.e. the renewal of air in the respiratory system obtained with induced inhalation and exhalation movements, is an effective aid for those who suffer from chronic lung problems (and almost always done in combination with inhalation treatments). EXAMPLES: Chronic-obstructive pulmonary disease, chronic bronchopathy from professional exposure to irritating agents and dust.

 

EAR CARE

The therapeutic techniques used in the treatment of ear pathologies are endo-tubal insufflation and politzer crenotherapy. They are two different ways of conveying water and thermal steam inside the ear canal. Endo-tubal insufflation is the conveyance of aqueous gasses into the ear cavity via a thin catheter introduced into the pharyngeal ostium of the tube. Politzer crenotherapy, on the other hand, is an indirect method and consists in the introduction of thermal gasses through a small disposable nasal cone. With these therapies, associated with inhalation treatments, chronic or recurrent catarrhal ear infections in adults, the elderly and children are treated. Endo-tubal insufflations are practiced in adults while politzer crenotherapy is more suitable for children. ​

 

EXAMPLES FOR THE TREATMENT OF EAR DISEASES

Tubal catarrh, tubal dysfunction, rhinogenic hearing loss, ear infections, deafness, tubaritis. 

 

BALNEOTHERAPY OR THERMAL BATH

Balneotherapy with the thermal water of Caronte is particularly suitable for dermatological diseases, thanks to its anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, sedative and analgesic properties, and can be an excellent alternative to mud therapy in those cases where there are contraindications (e.g. heart disease, serious vasculopathies, etc.). Balneotherapy is often combined with other therapies, for example in gynecological problems or as an adjuvant in anti-stress and relaxation therapies. 

 

EXAMPLES OF BALNEOTHERAPY OR THERMAL BATH

Dermatological diseases (psoriasis, contact eczema, allergic dermatitis, seborrheic dermatitis, acne), gynecological pathologies, anti-stress therapies, stretch marks, sagging skin and cellulite. It is advisable to bring a bathing suit, a pair of rubber slippers, we will provide the bath towel. 

 

GYNECOLOGICAL CARE 

Gynecological Treatments with Terme Caronte Thermal Water Gynecological therapies at Terme Caronte consist of two dedicated treatments: vaginal irrigation and vaginal aerosol, often combined with a thermal bath to optimize their overall benefits. Two therapies.

 

Two complementary approaches to care

 

Vaginal irrigation consists of gently washing the genital area and mucous membranes with warm thermal water. It deeply cleanses the internal walls, removes excess secretions, and helps tissues regain their natural balance by supporting the restoration of a healthy pH.

 

Vaginal aerosol, on the other hand, acts in a more subtle way. The thermal water is transformed into an extremely fine vapor that settles delicately on the mucous membranes and is gradually absorbed. The particles slowly release the active components of the sulfur-rich water, promoting hydration, elasticity, and long-lasting relief.

Thanks to its antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties, the water of Terme Caronte 1716 is particularly valuable in chronic or recurring conditions such as persistent inflammation, microbiota imbalances, tubal dyskinesia, and the after-effects of inflammatory processes or surgical procedures.

This therapy helps prevent the formation of adhesions, improves pelvic function, and restores lightness and comfort to intimate wellbeing.

During the fertile years, thermal therapies can provide meaningful support in cases of recurrent inflammation, hormonal imbalances, dysmenorrhea, irregular cycles, or difficulty conceiving related to inflammatory conditions.

During the climacteric and menopause, when mucous membranes become more fragile and dryness may affect daily comfort and intimacy, sulfur-rich thermal water helps restore tone, softness, and hydration. It also supports the pelvic floor and contributes to the prevention of conditions such as genital prolapse.

Even after surgical procedures or significant inflammatory conditions, these therapies encourage a more harmonious and gradual recovery: the pelvic floor regains support, adhesions are gently prevented, and intimate wellbeing can breathe again, helping the body return to its natural rhythm.

 

EXAMPLES FOR GYNECOLOGICAL TREATMENTS

Chronic and/or relapsing pathologies: non-specific vaginitis, dystrophic vaginitis, results of gynecological surgery, pelvic inflammation.

 

MUD BATH THERAPY

Terme Caronte’s mud is a hot amalgam, obtained by mixing clay with thermal water, which is matured in a tub for 12 months.

The therapeutic action of thermal mud is closely linked to the type of thermo-mineral water used for the mixture and maturation, and to the anti-inflammatory properties of the clay. The mature mud of Caronte has hypotensive and sedative, anti-inflammatory and analgesic characteristics.

Mud therapy is recommended for arthrosis, cervical arthritis, neck pain and rheumatism.

Mud therapy consists of placing mud on the joints (shoulders, elbows, wrists and hands, knees and ankles). At the time of application one is wrapped in a disposable sheet, which is followed by manual cleaning of residues, a thermal shower and a therapeutic bath in thermal water- which can be simple, bubbled, with hydromassage, with ozone or with all the options together. The treatment can end with rest- the ‘sweating reaction’ phase- or after rest, with therapeutic massage. A useful complement to mud bath therapy is the combination of a cycle of massages.

Mud therapy sessions must be carried out on an empty stomach or after a light breakfast. It is also important that you drink water during the reaction. A mud therapy cycle consists of one session per day for 12 days. It may happen that during the treatment you feel an unusual sense of exhaustion or that the pain of the part subject to therapy increases. This is the so-called "spa crisis", and while this is nothing to worry about, it is best to report it to the spa doctor who will evaluate the situation.

 

EXAMPLES FOR MUD BATH THERAPY

Chronic-degenerative pathologies of the musculoskeletal system: generalized or district arthrosis (cervico-artrosis, lumbar arthrosis, rhizarthrosis, etc.), periarthritis, results of operations for herniated discs, neck pain and lumbago of rheumatic origin, fibromyalgia, tendonitis of rheumatic origin.

It is advisable to book the mud bath therapy cabin at least two months in advance and to bring a bathing suit and a pair of rubber slippers, we will provide the towel.

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