Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) delivers concentrated oxygen in pressurized chambers, aiding recovery and tissue repair.
HBOT has long been used for divers with decompression sickness, but its benefits now extend to:
- Chronic wound healing in diabetic patients
- Recovery from radiation injuries
- Supportive treatment for certain neurological conditions Patients breathe pure oxygen in a pressurized environment, allowing more oxygen to dissolve into blood plasma, promoting cell repair and reducing inflammation. Sessions typically last 60–90 minutes and are repeated over several weeks for maximum effect.
FAQ:
Q: Is HBOT safe?
A: Yes, when administered in certified facilities with trained staff.
Q: Can it treat everyday fatigue?
A: It is a medical treatment, primarily recommended for specific conditions.
User Comments:
- “My foot ulcer healed faster than expected.”
- “After sessions, I felt clearer and more energized.”
Editor’s Note:
HBOT is a powerful adjunct therapy when integrated into a comprehensive treatment plan.
Tags: hyperbaric oxygen therapy, wound care, recovery treatments