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Composition of the thermal water in thermal well no. I in the Bathing House:

Potassium	K+	19,1 mg
Natrium	Na+	1130 mg
Ammonium	NH4+	205 mg
Calcium	Ca2+	23,6 mg
Magnesium	Mg2+	4,3 mg
Ferrum	Fe2+	0,37 mg
Manganese	Mn2+	Not detectable.
Sum of cations:		1179,9 mg
Nitrate	NO3-	Not detectable.
Nitrite	NO2-	Not detectable.
Chloride	Cl-	1480 mg
Bromide	Br	3,6 mg
Iodide	J-	0,95 mg
Fluoride	F-	0,78 mg
Sulfate	SO42-	Not detectable.
Hydrogen carbonate	HCO3-	630 mg
Sulphide	S2-	-
Total of phosphate	PO43-	0,08 mg
Sum of anions:		2115,4 mg
Meta-boric-acid	HBO2	45 mg
Meta-silica	H2SiO3	41 mg
Free carbonic acid	CO2	-
Arsenic	As	0,012 mg

The most significant components of water: sodium-chloride, iodide, bromine and ferruginous water. The constructor of the first deep-drilled wells providing water for baths as well as the discoverer of its effects was Ferenc Pávai Vajna, who made Hajdúszoboszló famous, too. The thermal water containing iodide, bromine and much dissolved sodium chloride of 49-50 °C is prescribed in case of musculosceletal, rheumac, gynecological, articular diseases, spine diseases, aftercare and rehabilitation.

Thermal water with iodine, bromine and salt is appropriate for healing primarily rheumatic, chronic locomotive diseases; including wearing, degenerative spine and
joint diseases, chronic inflamed rheumatologic cases, muscle and organ-related rheumatic cases. Has a positive effect on posttraumatic cases after injuries, post-
treatment after orthopaedic interventions. The positive effect of iodine-bromine spa cure is proven in case of some chronic gynaecology- and some other dermatology-related diseases (eczema, psoriasis) as well.