M-1 FSC Musculoskeletal Musculoskeletal system

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE OF FSC SERIES "M":

1. Use FSC as a stand for a glass (container) into which you pour clean water. The water will be ready for consumption in a few seconds.
2. Make sure to consume an adequate amount of clean drinking water. WHO recommendations: 30-40 ml per 1 kg of person’s weight per day. The volume can be adjusted upward or downward depending on individual recommendations, weather conditions and the region of stay.
3. Wearing on the body (applications, patches, bandages with FSC and informatized external means) has a local effect on damaged tissues (joints, ligaments, muscles). Apply/apply the device directly to the organ or its external projection for 10-15 minutes. The device can be carefully secured using an elastic band. Important! There should be no effect of squeezing or pinching of the limbs.
4. Enrich the structure of various products (ointments, creams, solutions, ampoules, etc.) using FSC technologies, use them prophylactically or according to the recommendations of specialized specialists. Place or place the bottle (tube) on the FSC for a few minutes. The lid can be opened to speed up the process.
5. The use of specialized drugs and products in combination with rehabilitation techniques allows you to: speed up recovery after injuries and operations, enhance the effect of physiotherapy and exercise therapy, reduce the drug load on the body, and restore mobility with minimal discomfort. Use FSC to increase the effectiveness of rehabilitation programs after injuries and operations on the musculoskeletal system:

1. Use together with physiotherapeutic equipment to enhance the effect of physical procedures (magnetic therapy, ultrasound, electrophoresis, laser, shock wave therapy).
2. Integration into complex rehabilitation programs: combination with kinesiotherapy and exercise therapy, application in mechanotherapy (simulators for joints), use in manual therapy and massage.

It is recommended to include FSC in rehabilitation programs for:

• Consequences of injuries to the musculoskeletal system
• Degenerative-dystrophic diseases of the joints and spine
• Conditions after orthopedic operations
• Neurological complications of vertebrogenic origin
• Metabolic osteopathies (osteoporosis, osteomalacia)

The use of FSC in complex rehabilitation allows:

• Significantly reduce recovery time
• Enhance the effectiveness of traditional rehabilitation techniques
• Provide a pathogenetic effect on the main links of damage
• Reduce the drug load on the body
• Achieve lasting clinical improvement

INTEGRATION OF FSC INTO THE REHABILITATION PROGRAM MAKES THE PROCESS MORE PHYSIOLOGICAL AND COMFORTABLE FOR THE PATIENT!

Immobilization: secure the FSC to a bandage/plaster/orthosis in projections of damage and fix. Alternative: fixation on the skin next to the injury area (if there are no open wounds).

Cryotherapy:use water activated by FSC technologies for cold compresses. You can attach the FSC to an ice container before freezing or to a cooling gel pack.

Physiotherapy:Place the FSC on the body of the physiotherapy machine. When performing electrophoresis, use a medicinal solution previously enriched with FSC technologies.

exercise therapy:attach the FSC to a limb or lower back (depending on the load zone). When passively developing joints, use the instructor's hand.

Manual therapy and massage:Put the FSC on the massage table or attach it under it. The massage therapist can fix the FSC on the forearm or wrist or put it in his pocket. Use oils/creams information-activated by FSC technologies.

Mechanotherapy:attach the FSC to the development area (knee, shoulder, spine).

Hydrokinesotherapy:Place the FSC in a waterproof case, attach it to the body in the projection of the problem area and perform the exercises.

1. Acute period (0-14 days after injury/surgery).

Goal:relieve pain, swelling, inflammation, prevent complications.

Methods:

• Immobilization(plaster, orthosis, bandage) to protect the damaged area.
• Cryotherapyto reduce swelling and pain.
• Gentle exercise therapy(isometric muscle contractions, movements in free joints).
• Physiotherapy(magnetic therapy, laser, electrophoresis with analgesics).

2. Subacute period (2-6 weeks)

Goal: restoration of mobility, strengthening muscles, improving blood circulation.

Methods:

• Gradual increase in load (metered movements).
• Therapeutic physical education (physical therapy)-passive and active exercises.
• Manual therapy and massage-removal of spasms, improvement of trophism tissues.
• Physiotherapy (ultrasound, shock wave therapy, myostimulation).
• Kinesio taping-muscle and ligament support.

3. Recovery period (6-12 weeks or more)

Goal:full restoration of function, strength and endurance.
Methods:

• Active exercise therapy (resistance exercises, balance training).
• Mechanotherapy (simulators for joints).
• Hydrokinesotherapy (exercises in water).
• Sports rehabilitation (gradual return to exercise).
• Continuation of physical therapy if necessary.

4. Preventive period (after recovery)

Goal:prevention of relapses, maintaining the health of the musculoskeletal system and the musculoskeletal system.
Methods:

• Regular exercises (yoga, Pilates, swimming).
• Correction of posture and motor movements stereotypes.
• Courses of supportive massage and physiotherapy.
• Taking COLLAGEN KFS, chondroprotectors, vitamins (D, calcium).

Additional recommendations:

• In each periodobserve the intake of an adequate amount of clean drinking water. WHO recommendations: 30-40 ml per 1 kg of person’s weight per day. The volume can be adjusted upward or downward depending on individual recommendations.
• For fractures:CFS + calcium preparations → acceleration of fusion.
• For arthrosis:combination with chondroprotectors → protection of cartilage.
• For neurological disorders:CFS along spine → improvement of innervation.

IMPORTANT Clarifications!

• CFS does not replace drug therapy! FSC is not a drug or medical device!
• In case of severe pathologies, medical supervision is required.

• Individual adaptation: time can be adjusted depending on the sensitivity of the body.
• Breaks: after 2-3 months of continuous use, a break of 1-2 weeks is recommended. For a lasting result, constant orcourse use is recommended (at least 3-4 cycles per year).

• Always maintain a drinking regime; you should not wear the Correctors yourself with/on yourself in the following cases:
  • If you have an artificial heart pacemaker (pacemaker), then you cannot wear the FSC in the direct projection of its power source, as this will reduce battery life.
  • During surgical operations using anesthesia, since anesthesia may not work.
  • When conducting electrophysiological studies of the body (ECG, EEG, etc.), so as not to affect the results of the study.
  • In acute surgical diseases that require immediate assistance from a surgeon.
  • In the case of the presence of stones in the internal organs (especially in the gall bladder), it is necessary to use the FSC with caution, do not wear constantly, but in doses.
  • It is not recommended to use Correctors if you have had an organ transplant, since FSCs help restore immunity, which can lead to organ rejection.