What is the typical temperature range for fluidotherapy?

Fluidotherapy is a therapeutic modality that uses a dry heat system with finely ground particles, often made from corn husks, which are heated and circulated to provide both thermal and mechanical effects for pain relief, increased circulation, and enhanced tissue healing. The typical temperature range for fluidotherapy is between 102°F to 118°F.

This temperature range is important because it allows for sufficient heat transfer to the tissues without risking thermal injury while also enhancing the therapeutic effects of the treatment. The lower temperatures may not provide adequate stimulation for the desired therapeutic outcomes. In contrast, higher temperatures might lead to discomfort or burns, making it crucial to adhere to the established limits for safe and effective treatment. This understanding of the specific temperature range demonstrates how fluidotherapy is designed to balance efficacy and patient safety.