Trauma, hematoma
Biomedis Trinity program · Травма, хематом · Травма, гематома
A haematoma is a collection of blood in the tissues after a blow — the familiar bruise that starts purple and turns greenish and yellowish as the body gradually breaks it down. It often comes with swelling and pain. The “Trauma, hematoma” complex is intended to support you with bruises and soft-tissue injuries and with the gradual resorption of the haematoma.
The sub-programs begin with trauma and pain and include bone injuries and bone tissue regeneration. Next come general inflammation, connective tissue, the haematoma itself, the basic pain and inflammation program, trauma and rehabilitation. The second part is devoted to recovery — regeneration, cell regeneration, host defences, healing, lymphatic oedema — and to cleansing of the lymph, blood and kidneys along with a deep cleansing of the organism.
A haematoma is resorbed through the lymph and bloodstream, so in the holistic view lymph drainage and cleansing matter as much as the site of the blow. The complex also supports the tissues around the bruise — connective tissue, bone, cells — since a hard knock rarely affects only the skin. If a fracture is suspected, the “Bone fracture” complex is also appropriate.
The complex's device number, duration, mode and full sub-program list are in the Trinity · programs app — together with all 218 complexes, arranged by complaint, body system and body part.
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The Trinity · programs app lets you search by complaint, body system or body part — in English, Russian and Bulgarian — and shows the number, duration and sub-programs of every complex right away.
More programs: Injuries, burns, wounds and scars
- Bone fracture
- Coccyx trauma
- Eye hemorrhage
- Knee trauma
- Post surgery period
- Ribs fracture
- Scar
- Sunburn, sunstroke
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This information is for reference and describes the programs as the manufacturer arranged them. It does not replace consulting a doctor.