Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for Treatment and Rejuvenation

1. Increased oxygen levels in the bloodstream: during hyperbaric oxygen therapy, a portion of the oxygen dissolves directly into the blood while another portion remains in the bloodstream. Receiving oxygen under high-pressure conditions helps increase the dissolved oxygen that enters the blood, allowing various organs to receive a higher supply of oxygen.
2. Aids in bacterial eradication: hyperbaric oxygen therapy promotes the production of free radicals, which contribute to the destruction of bacteria.
3. Reduction of tissue swelling: under high-pressure conditions, oxygen helps constrict blood vessels, resulting in reduced swelling of tissues.
4. Stimulation of new blood vessel formation: hyperbaric oxygen therapy stimulates the body to produce growth factors that promote the formation of new blood vessels. This aids in the development of new blood vessels in tissues with inadequate blood supply, such as areas with restricted blood flow.

• Gas embolism resulting from a diving injury
• Sudden deafness
• Diabetic ulcers
• Chronic wounds
• Thermal burns and scalds
• Deep tissue infections or infected wounds with necrotic tissue
• Organ injuries following radiation therapy, such as hemorrhagic cystitis, rectal bleeding, or chronic wounds from radiation exposure in various body areas
• Severe anemia
• Brain abscess
• Refractory chronic osteomyelitis
• Active migraine headaches

High-pressure Hyperbaric Oxygen: Benefits

• Increased survival rates of skin grafts and flaps
• Improved skin elasticity and reduction of wrinkles
• Aids in muscle recovery and sports-related injuries
• Facilitates recovery after surgery and hair transplantation
• Alleviates chronic fatigue syndrome and sleep disorders
• Enhances neurological function in elderly individuals with cognitive impairment
• Assists in physical rehabilitation for Long Covid cases.

The duration and pressure used in hyperbaric oxygen therapy vary depending on the specific condition being treated. However, in general the treatment sessions typically last 60 to 90 minutes. During this time, patients may need to undergo multiple sessions in the hyperbaric chamber, ranging from 5 to 40 sessions, depending on the indications.
It's important to note that the exact duration and frequency of treatment will be determined by the healthcare provider based on the patient's individual needs and the specific condition being addressed.

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is a recognized and well-established treatment that has been developed and used for more than 100 years. When administered by medical professionals in a clinical setting, HBOT is considered a safe treatment. However, like other medical treatments, HBOT carries risks and potential side effects. Some common side effects include ear discomfort due to changes in air pressure and sinus pressure, which may cause localized eye discomfort. Although rare, there are more serious potential side effects, such as seizures, pneumothorax (air leakage into the lung cavity), or oxygen toxicity.

To minimize the risks and potential side effects, a thorough evaluation and medical examination should be conducted prior to HBOT treatment. It is crucial that patients receive treatment under the care of well-trained and qualified healthcare professionals. Overall, HBOT can be a safe and effective treatment for various conditions, but it should be administered with caution and expertise.

Before undergoing hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT), to ensure a safe and successful treatment individuals must undergo a preliminary evaluation and basic physical examination by the prescribing physician. This may include ear examinations and chest X-rays, as well as a medical history assessment to identify any potential risks or contraindications for the treatment. The physician will then provide specific instructions tailored to each patient before each HBOT session.

Prior to receiving treatment, patients are required to change into cotton attire provided by the facility. It is strictly prohibited to bring any personal belongings or jewelry into the hyperbaric chamber to ensure safety and minimize the risk of fire. For diabetic patients, blood sugar levels may need to be assessed before each treatment session to optimize the effectiveness of the therapy.

To maximize the effectiveness of the treatment and ensure safety, patients are advised to abstain from alcohol consumption and smoking for 24 hours before and after each HBOT session.

1. Patients with untreated pneumothorax (air or gas in the chest cavity)
2. Patients with severe congestive heart failure
3. Patients taking prohibited medications, such as certain chemotherapeutic agents or smoking cessation medications
4. Patients with high fever
5. Patients with claustrophobia or severe anxiety.
6. Patients with poorly controlled epilepsy or seizures.
7. Pregnant patients.