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Dr. med. univ. Cornelia Musil

General Medicine
4.8(19)
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About the doctor

AIThis description was summarised by AI from the linked website. It was not written or checked by the person on this profile.Automatically summarisedSource: vitalpraxis-musil.atAs of Oct 2026

Dr. Cornelia Musil beschäftigt sich seit ihrer Studienzeit an der Karl-Franzens-Universität intensiv mit Naturheilkunde. Sie setzt auf ganzheitliche Therapien wie Kräutermedizin, Akupunktur und Homöopathie, die sie über 20 Jahre anwendet. Besonders wertschätzt sie die salinen Krampfaderntherapie. Kräuter spielen eine zentrale Rolle in ihrer Praxis, sowohl in der Behandlung als auch im persönlichen Leben. Sie bietet ihre Dienstleistungen in ihrer Praxis in der Kohldorferstraße 102 in Klagenfurt an.

Diplomas & Certificates

Diploma in Saline Varicose Vein Therapyerweiterte Kurse in Kräutermedizin, Mesotherapie, MikroimmuntherapieÖÄK Diplom für Homöopathie und Akupunktur

Services

Saline Varicose Vein TherapyLabor Diagnostics (Mineral, Nutrient Analysis, Hormone Status)

Treatments

HomeopathyAcupunctureHerbal MedicineHormonal BalanceSaline Varicose Vein Therapy

Google Reviews

4.8(19)

AI Summary

Patients praise the thorough care and attention to individual concerns. The friendliness of the staff and the medical competence of Dr. Musil are consistently highlighted positively. There are no negative comments about wait times; the practice takes sufficient time for each patient.

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Last updated: 05/10/2026, 11:11

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