Medical contraindications to providing disabled people with sanatorium treatment

Medical contraindications to providing disabled people with sanatorium treatment
  1. All diseases in the acute stage, chronic diseases in the acute stage and (or) complicated by acute purulent processes, as well as requiring inpatient treatment, including surgical intervention.
    2. Infectious diseases before the end of the isolation period.
    3. All sexually transmitted diseases in acute or contagious form.
    4. Malignant neoplasms.
    5. All diseases in which patients are not capable of independent movement and self-care, need constant outside care (except for persons subject to treatment in specialized sanatoriums for spinal patients, for persons with diseases of the visual organs).
    6. Mental illness. All forms of drug addiction and chronic alcoholism.
    7. Convulsive seizures and their equivalents, mental retardation, pathological development of personality with pronounced disorders of behavior and social adaptation.
    8. Syncopal states.
    9. Echinococcosis of any localization.
    10. Frequent or profuse bleeding of various origins.
    11. Pregnancy at all times in the presence of obstetric pathology or normal pregnancy, starting from 18 weeks (at the time of referral for sanatorium treatment). 12. All forms of tuberculosis in the active stage (for resorts and sanatoriums of non-tuberculosis profile).
    13. Cachexia of any origin.