DefinitionThis section has been translated automatically.
Therapeutic procedure based on a disease-appropriate ordination of the thermal-hygric, actinic and air-chemical complex of effects.
We distinguish between
three climatic
action complexes
1. the thermal-hygric effect complex comprises
the air temperature, the wind speed, the thermal
the thermal effect of solar radiation and
humidity. This complex has an effect on the
thermoregulation and the heat balance of the
of the human body. This affects the cardiovascular system
and especially the skin circulation
and perspiration.
2. the actinic effect complex refers to solar ultraviolet radiation.
solar ultraviolet radiation. The target organ here is
primarily the skin. The UV radiation of the
sun is known to have a damaging effect, but
UVB radiation also leads to the healing of chronic
chronic dermatoses such as psoriasis vulgaris.
UVA radiation also has positive effects
for example in atopic dermatitis.
3. the air-chemical effect complex comprises the
natural and anthropogenic chemical impurities in the air.
of the air. Examples of this are the salty
surf aerosol, pollen or air pollutants.
General informationThis section has been translated automatically.
LiteratureThis section has been translated automatically.
- Vocks E et al. (1994) Climatotherapy (for atopic dermatitis). Allergology 5: 208-213
- Stick C (2015) Special issue of Aesthetic Dermatology: 34 (ISSN 1868-0496)



