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Phone: 089 / 2003 1802
WhatsApp:
+49 157 81672378
pogany@physiotherapie-muenchen.eu
Arcostr.
5, 80333 Munich (Karlsplatz)
Available from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Fit for the future
A slipped disc, a muscle strain, or the need for urgent therapy can happen anytime, anywhere—even during your stay in Munich. If you require fast and professional help, our experienced team of physical therapists is here for you.
We are located right in the city center, between Marienplatz, Odeonsplatz, and Karlsplatz (Stachus).
International patients are welcome: we provide treatment against cash payment and issue an English invoice, which you can submit to your health insurance at home.
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After recent shoulder, elbow, hand, hip, knee, foot, and spinal injuries, we offer immediate, individual, and holistic therapy, also at home.
This allows our patients to maintain and quickly rebuild their muscle strength and mobility through gentle, pain-free, and special treatment both before and after an operation.
Ask for short-term appointments.
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I am a physiotherapist by passion. After my career as an athlete, I studied physiotherapy and have been running my own practice for more than 10 years.
All team members have many years of professional experience and special training.
And! Our team creates an atmosphere in which you will feel comfortable.
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We want to restore your health and maintain it in the long term.
We help recently operated patients with mobilization, women after pregnancy, children with posture problems, and athletes with rehabilitation.
We will accompany you for as long as you need and want us to.
Three bright treatment rooms. We place great emphasis on large and bright treatment rooms. You have space and air to breathe.
Fitness room - physiotherapy with equipment. In contrast to a fitness studio, the medical and health aspect is the main focus of physiotherapy. We help you regain stability and strength.
Pleasant atmosphere. You don't need to bring anything. Our rooms are heated just right, smell pleasant, and our towels are fluffy and soft.
Fear of pain increasingly restricts your range of motion. We help you feel yourself again and regain stability and mobility step by step.
After hip and knee operations, as well as back injuries and cruciate ligament tears, rehabilitation begins already in the hospital. The seamless transition from inpatient care to outpatient care after discharge is crucial.
In the first few weeks after the surgery, we try to expose the musculoskeletal system to a cautious and painless load for the first time - small, repetitive movements.
Pain relief also plays a central role in preventing a permanent protective posture. We achieve this through relieving positions, heat applications, massages and stretches, and manual lymphatic drainage. Lymphatic drainage also reduces postoperative swelling.
Chronic illnesses often cannot be cured, but we can accompany you and show you how to make everyday life more pain-free.
Back and disc problems can be fixed in the medium and long term with the right exercises. It begins with morning exercises for mobilization and physiotherapy to reverse muscle shortening. We are the specialists for backs!
Phone: 089 / 2003 1802
WhatsApp:
+49 157 81672378
pogany@physiotherapie-muenchen.eu
Phone: 089 / 2003 1802
WhatsApp:
+49 157 81672378
pogany@physiotherapie-muenchen.eu
Arcostr. 5, 80333 Munich (Karlsplatz)
S1 to S8, U4/5 Stachus (5 min walk)
Tram 27/28/N27 to Ottostrasse (2 min walk)
Is applied after all injuries to the musculoskeletal system, e.g. after various fractures, operations (knee, hip, shoulder prosthesis implants, hand, foot, and spinal interventions), and with arthritis. The goal is the quick restoration of mobility.
Is applied for functional disorders of the musculoskeletal system, e.g. for joint pain, muscular imbalances, and hypo- and hypermobility. The goal is to build physiological movement patterns.
With swelling (edema), the lymphatic fluid is drained using a very gentle massage technique, e.g. after operations (lymph node removal, breast operations). The goal is to reduce the swelling and thus have less tension and more freedom of movement.
Blood circulation is improved with acute and chronic muscle tension. The goal is relaxation and pain reduction.
Ice therapy is used against painful, inflamed structures.
Natural moor (single-use mud pack) is used for pain reduction and relaxation.
For muscle building before and after birth. Stretching and opening the body for the child. In addition, breathing awareness is developed.
Includes competitive sports support and preventive treatment, for example, if there are muscle and ligament weaknesses. In this case, tape bandages are often used to reduce the maximum stress on the structures and prevent injuries.
Training with ropes in the closed kinetic chain, also for the small tonic muscles of the spine. The goal is to stabilize the muscles and quickly restore functionality.
Is applied for difficulties with opening the mouth and for functional disorders or pain of the teeth, ears, cervical spine, thoracic spine, or headaches. The goal is muscle relaxation and the restoration of mobility, posture training, and guidance for self-treatment.
With back and joint problems, a painless and gentle mobilization is performed, well suited for self-mobilization.
Stretching for tense muscles.
Preventive and postoperative therapy (for back pain and after herniated discs). The goal is to avoid high back strain, also for self-treatment.
Used for migraines, head, and joint pain. Through a manual therapy concept, pain-free and improved movement is made possible in a joint-friendly way.
Craniosacral therapy is a gentle treatment method that stimulates the natural healing mechanisms of our body. This is a mechanism that is generated by the movement of the cerebrospinal fluid. Craniosacral therapy can relieve or even heal physical pain, acute and chronic illnesses, and emotional or psychological disorders.
Support and treatment for golf athletes based on a specially developed treatment and exercise method. Achieve a round free of complaints through a biomechanically optimal golf swing.
