Hot-Air Bath

Hot-Air Bath

 

a form of heat therapy. Hot, dry air is applied locally, for example, to the arms, legs, or pelvic region, or to the entire body. Hot-air baths are prescribed in the treatment of chronic diseases of the joints, nervous system, and organs of the small (true) pelvis.

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