Temporomandibular joint problems – Causes, symptoms and treatment German Clinic Marbella The temporomandibular joint – also known as the temporomandibular joint – is one of the most complex joints in the human body. It connects the lower jaw to the skull and enables essential functions such as chewing, speaking and swallowing. Despite its central role, the jaw joint often goes unnoticed in public perception – until discomfort arises. Problems in the temporomandibular joint, especially in the context of craniomandibular dysfunction (CMD), are common and can significantly affect quality of life. At the German Clinic Marbella we offer an interdisciplinary diagnostic and treatment concept for this dysfunction. Common symptoms of a temporomandibular joint disorder Problems in the temporomandibular joint often manifest themselves in a variety of ways. Typical symptoms include: Pain in front of the ear, in the jaw area or when chewing Clicking or rubbing noises when opening or closing

Prenatal care at German Clinic Marbella Pregnancy is one of the most important stages in a woman’s life. At German Clinic Marbella we offer comprehensive and individualized prenatal care, with professional competence, confidence and updated according to the latest medical advances. Our goal is to optimally accompany expectant mothers during this special time and ensure the health of both mother and baby. Regular prenatal checkups Ideally, prenatal care begins in the early stages of pregnancy, once the pregnancy has been confirmed by a physician. Generally, check-ups are performed every four weeks, and from the 32nd week of pregnancy onwards, every two weeks. In case of high-risk pregnancy, we recommend more frequent intervals. Check-ups include: Ultrasound scans to monitor infant growth and development Blood tests for infection control and deficiency detection Glucose test to diagnose gestational diabetes CTG (cardiotocography) to monitor fetal heart rate and possible contractions These periodic check-ups allow

Specific pelvic floor training strengthens the deep musculature, improves body posture and continence, and can prevent or alleviate discomfort such as incontinence, back pain or sexual dysfunctions, regardless of age or gender. Especially after pregnancy, surgeries or in old age, regular training under supervision shows remarkable results and can be easily integrated into the daily routine, even with professional support directly in Marbella.

Fascial Therapy at German Clinic Marbella What is fascial therapy? Fascial therapy is a targeted treatment method to release adhesions and tension in the connective tissue. Fascia is a network of elastic tissue that connects muscles, organs and structures in the body. Through targeted fascial massage, fascial stretching and myofascial training, fascial health is promoted, pain is relieved and mobility is improved. How does fascial therapy work? The therapy combines manual techniques with specific exercises and the use of special tools. By applying targeted pressure on trigger points, stretching techniques and the use of the fascial roller, tensions can be effectively released. In addition, focused fascial training with mobility exercises improves tissue elasticity. When is fascial therapy useful? Chronic pain (e.g. back, neck, shoulder pain) Movement limitations and stresses Sports injuries and muscle contractures Fascial adhesions caused by lack of movement or poor postures Discomfort caused by stress such as

Aquatherapy at the German Clinic Marbella – Effective water therapy What is aquatherapy? Aquatherapy, also known as aquatic therapy or hydrotherapy, is a proven treatment method that uses movement exercises in warm water to relieve pain, improve mobility and support rehabilitation. Thanks to the buoyancy, warmth and resistance of the water, loads on the joints are reduced, muscles are strengthened and blood circulation is improved. The therapy can be performed individually or in a group and includes both passive and active approaches, such as water gymnastics, aqua fitness or special training in warm water. For whom is aquatherapy suitable? Aquatherapy is ideal for people of all ages and fitness levels. It especially benefits patients with: ✔️ Orthopedic problems (arthritis, back pain, joint problems) ✔️ Neurological diseases (stroke, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease) ✔️ Muscle weakness or limitations in movement ✔️ Need for rehabilitation after surgery or injury ✔️ Chronic pain or