Oncological diseases after completion of cancer treatment, choice of spas depending on the affected organ.

Heart and vascular diseases - conditions after a heart attack, conditions after heart surgery (heart valve surgery or replacement, correction of an atrial septal defect, cardiac and aortic tumour surgery, surgery to repair blood circulation of the cardiac muscle (heart bypass), conditions after a heart transplant, conditions after major vascular surgery (outside the heart and aorta), conditions after thromboses, treatment for high blood pressure, peripheral arterial disease.

Diseases of the stomach, intestines, liver, gallbladder and pancreas – conditions after severe intestinal infections, chronic bowel and stomach diseases with poor absorption, Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis (chronic intestinal mucosa disease), conditions after inflammation of the pancreas, complicated stomach, bowel and gallbladder surgery, conditions after inflammation of the liver and liver transplant, conditions after pancreas transplant.

Diabetes with complications of the peripheral blood vessels, conditions after surgery of the thyroid gland, adrenal and pituitary gland tumours, underactive thyroid gland during difficult ongoing drug substitution.

Conditions after complicated pneumonia, recurrent inflammation of the respiratory system due to occupational diseases, damage to the vocal cords and larynx as a consequence of strain, asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, interstitial pulmonary fibrosis and toxic injury to the respiratory tract, conditions after respiratory tract and vocal cord surgery, conditions after lung transplant.

Peripheral palsy, facial nerve palsy (after termination of the acute phase), paretic conditions (according to the muscle testing and EMG), nerve root compression syndromes as direct follow-up to hospitalisation or systematic rehabilitation care, conditions after the inflammatory reaction of the central nervous system and brain, conditions after injury and brain and spinal cord surgery, multiple sclerosis, neuromuscular diseases, spinal cord diseases, cerebral palsy with possibility of independence mobility and maintaining fitness for work and self-sufficiency, Parkinson’s disease (does not apply to Parkinson’s syndrome) and conditions after strokes once the acute phase subsides.

Rheumatic diseases and ankylosing spondylitis systematically treated during ambulatory care, soft-tissue rheumatism in systematic ambulatory care, osteoporosis with complications or as an occupational disease, myofascial and joint pain syndrome as a consequence of occupational disease, chronic arthritis of the weight-bearing joints and other joints in the systematic care of an orthopaedist and rehabilitation doctor, back pain in systematic ambulatory rehabilitation care, conditions after orthopaedic surgery with joint replacement and conditions after injury of the musculoskeletal system, conditions after back surgery and after amputation of the lower limbs (with a prosthetic for walking exercises).

Conditions after recurrent infection and inflammation of the kidneys or urinary tract inflammation, kidney stones, conditions after treatment of chronic inflammations of the prostrate gland where treatment with antibiotics has not helped, polycystic kidney disease and conditions after kidney and urinary tract surgery, conditions after kidney transplant (for recipients and donors).

Psychosis in the stage of remission and severe neurotic disorders, as a follow up to hospitalisation or during systematic ambulatory care.

Atopic eczema, psoriasis, toxic contact eczema and eczema as an occupational disease, chronic unspecified skin disease (all in the systematic care of a dermatologist), conditions after burns and after reconstructive surgery.

Primary and secondary infertility, conditions after recurring and complicated inflammations (women aged under 40) and conditions after recurring gynaecological surgery and surgery in the area of the lesser pelvis, conditions after recurrent miscarriage.

Oncological diseases after completion of cancer treatment, choice of spas depending on the affected organ.

Heart and vascular diseases - conditions after a heart attack, conditions after heart surgery (heart valve surgery or replacement, correction of an atrial septal defect, cardiac and aortic tumour surgery, surgery to repair blood circulation of the cardiac muscle (heart bypass), conditions after a heart transplant, conditions after major vascular surgery (outside the heart and aorta), conditions after thromboses, treatment for high blood pressure, peripheral arterial disease.

Diseases of the stomach, intestines, liver, gallbladder and pancreas – conditions after severe intestinal infections, chronic bowel and stomach diseases with poor absorption, Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis (chronic intestinal mucosa disease), conditions after inflammation of the pancreas, complicated stomach, bowel and gallbladder surgery, conditions after inflammation of the liver and liver transplant, conditions after pancreas transplant.

Diabetes with complications of the peripheral blood vessels, conditions after surgery of the thyroid gland, adrenal and pituitary gland tumours, underactive thyroid gland during difficult ongoing drug substitution.

Conditions after complicated pneumonia, recurrent inflammation of the respiratory system due to occupational diseases, damage to the vocal cords and larynx as a consequence of strain, asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, interstitial pulmonary fibrosis and toxic injury to the respiratory tract, conditions after respiratory tract and vocal cord surgery, conditions after lung transplant.

Peripheral palsy, facial nerve palsy (after termination of the acute phase), paretic conditions (according to the muscle testing and EMG), nerve root compression syndromes as direct follow-up to hospitalisation or systematic rehabilitation care, conditions after the inflammatory reaction of the central nervous system and brain, conditions after injury and brain and spinal cord surgery, multiple sclerosis, neuromuscular diseases, spinal cord diseases, cerebral palsy with possibility of independence mobility and maintaining fitness for work and self-sufficiency, Parkinson’s disease (does not apply to Parkinson’s syndrome) and conditions after strokes once the acute phase subsides.

Rheumatic diseases and ankylosing spondylitis systematically treated during ambulatory care, soft-tissue rheumatism in systematic ambulatory care, osteoporosis with complications or as an occupational disease, myofascial and joint pain syndrome as a consequence of occupational disease, chronic arthritis of the weight-bearing joints and other joints in the systematic care of an orthopaedist and rehabilitation doctor, back pain in systematic ambulatory rehabilitation care, conditions after orthopaedic surgery with joint replacement and conditions after injury of the musculoskeletal system, conditions after back surgery and after amputation of the lower limbs (with a prosthetic for walking exercises).

Conditions after recurrent infection and inflammation of the kidneys or urinary tract inflammation, kidney stones, conditions after treatment of chronic inflammations of the prostrate gland where treatment with antibiotics has not helped, polycystic kidney disease and conditions after kidney and urinary tract surgery, conditions after kidney transplant (for recipients and donors).

Psychosis in the stage of remission and severe neurotic disorders, as a follow up to hospitalisation or during systematic ambulatory care.

Atopic eczema, psoriasis, toxic contact eczema and eczema as an occupational disease, chronic unspecified skin disease (all in the systematic care of a dermatologist), conditions after burns and after reconstructive surgery.

Primary and secondary infertility, conditions after recurring and complicated inflammations (women aged under 40) and conditions after recurring gynaecological surgery and surgery in the area of the lesser pelvis, conditions after recurrent miscarriage.