Hajdúszoboszló – a spa town in Hungary, located in the picturesque Alföld region approximately 200km (124 miles) from Budapest. This city is renowned for its unique thermal waters, rich in minerals and possessing therapeutic properties. Hajdúszoboszló attracts tourists from around the world, offering a wide range of opportunities for health, relaxation, and active recreation.
Hajdúszoboszló isn’t just a resort; it's a center of health and well-being. Its thermal waters are recognized by the state and used to treat a broad spectrum of musculoskeletal, nervous system, skin, and other ailments. The resort offers modern wellness complexes, comfortable accommodation, delicious national cuisine, and the hospitality of the Hungarian people.
Beyond the thermal baths, Hajdúszoboszló can offer interesting attractions:
Aqua-Palace Bath Complex: Europe’s largest indoor water park with numerous pools, water slides, and attractions for families.
Hungarospa Thermal Baths: A complex of open and closed pools featuring thermal waters of varying temperatures and compositions. It also houses therapeutic departments and wellness centers.
Hajdúszoboszló Park: A picturesque park with beautiful alleys, fountains, and sculptures – an excellent place for walks and enjoying the fresh air.
Lajos Kossuth Museum: Dedicated to the life and work of Hungary’s national hero.
St. Michael's Church: A historic church built in the 18th century.
Bokrosi Forest: Located near the city, it’s an ideal spot for hiking and exploring the local flora and fauna.
Hajdúszoboszló specializes in treating illnesses using thermal waters, mud therapy, and other modern rehabilitation methods.
Treatment Methods:
- Thermal Baths: The primary treatment method – immersion in pools with thermal water of varying temperatures (32-42°C). The water is rich in sodium chloride, calcium bicarbonate, magnesium, and other beneficial minerals.
- Mud Therapy: Application of therapeutic mud from local sources for treating musculoskeletal disorders and skin conditions.
- Hydrotherapy: Various procedures using thermal water, such as underwater massage, contrast baths, pearl baths.
- Kinesiotherapy: Therapeutic gymnastics and physical exercises under the guidance of experienced specialists to restore joint and muscle mobility.
- Massage: Various types of massage (classic, therapeutic, anti-cellulite) to improve circulation and relieve muscle tension.
- Inhalations: Treatment of respiratory diseases using thermal steam.
- Electrotherapy: Application of electric currents of varying frequency and strength to stimulate muscles and nerves.
- Ultrasound Therapy: Use of ultrasound waves for treating musculoskeletal disorders and skin conditions.
Treatment Indications:
- Arthritis (acute and chronic)
- Osteoarthritis
- Spondylosis
- Rheumatism
- Post-traumatic joint conditions
- Scoliosis
- Intervertebral disc herniations
- Neuritis
- Radiculopathy
- Plexopathies
- Stroke consequences (rehabilitation)
- Skin Diseases:
- Eczema
- Psoriasis
- Dermatitis
- Chronic Bronchitis
- Asthma (not during an acute attack)
- Gynecological Disorders:
- Chronic uterine inflammation
- Menstrual cycle irregularities
- Acute inflammatory processes: Any acute infectious diseases, febrile conditions.
- Severe cardiovascular diseases: Decompensated heart failure, severe hypertension (uncontrolled), severe arrhythmia, recently suffered myocardial infarction or stroke.
- Oncological diseases: In an active stage or during remission without physician’s consent.
- Active forms of tuberculosis.
- Psychiatric disorders in the acute phase.
- Pregnancy and lactation: Some procedures may be contraindicated, especially in early pregnancy.
- Severe kidney and liver diseases.
- Bleeding (including a tendency to it).
- Acute allergic reactions.