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[Balneotherapy to the treatment of patients with hysteromyoma]. | LitMetric

Patients with hysteromyoma are treated by radon therapy and balneotherapy with the use of iodine-bromine water. Radon therapy is known to produce a more pronounced effect than drinking of iodine-bromine water. At the same time, the latter treatment activates hyperemic processes in the skin and mucous membranes and thereby decreases density of myometrial nodular lesions and compact foci. It is concluded that radon therapy and the use of iodine-bromine water are the methods of choice for balneotherapy of patients with hysteromyoma.

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