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Hyperbaric therapy

The hyperbaric chamber is a pressure vessel adapted to the stay of persons under conditions of increased air pressure, in our case pure oxygen 90% +/- 5%.

Oxygen reaches places that are insufficiently supplied with blood. It helps people in difficult health situations. In chronic diseases, hard-to-heal wounds, nerve disorders, poisonings, strokes or diabetic legs, it is possible to improve the condition by regenerating thin coils - capillaries in the area of the damaged area. But we need a lot of energy and oxygen for that. Oxygen is the main source of energy production in every cell of the human body and we can get it into the body in large quantities. In this way, we will speed up the healing process of damaged tissues. "

How does it work?

The pressure acts on the human body as much as if you were immersed to a depth of 13 meters under water and at the same time the patient inhales pure oxygen. In this way, oxygen can reach places that are insufficiently supplied with blood due to the damage. For example, in fractures, bruises, inflammation …

Positive hyperbaric chamber

Decreases the number of leukocytes (white blood cells)
Increases oxygen and nutrients delivered throughout the body
It cleanses the body of accumulated toxins
Stimulates supports the system
Improve and memory
Promotes healing, slows down aging
Strengthens the heart and lungs
Improves metabolism, supports digestion
Eliminates headaches and pains
Burn 400 - 600 calories

Positive results in diseases

Pre and postoperative treatment in orthopedic surgery
Pre and postoperative treatment of vascular surgery
Osteoporosis
Neurological difficulties
AIDS
Diabetes
Stroke
Depression
Chronic fatigue
Lupus
Psoriasis
Autism
Burns over 20% of the second degree and more
Severe skin infections
Hearing impairment (sudden deafness, tinnitus)
Interleukin II production
Interferon gamma (anticancer drugs)

Indications

smoke or carbon monoxide poisoning
decompression sickness (for divers and pilots)
gas embolism
acute traumatic muscle ischemia - compartment syndrome
limb injuries
severe anaerobic or mixed soft tissue infection, faciitis, myonecrosis
gas gangrene
reperfusion syndrome after invasive vascular surgery
reimplantation of amputated limb injuries
post-radiation damage, osteoradionecrosis, soft tissue necrosis
diabetic defects so-called diabetic foot
ischemic ulcers and defects persisting despite optimal treatment (ischemic gangrene)
neuroblastoma IV. degree
sudden deafness after the sound trauma
tinnitus
problematic skin transplants and free muscle lobes
chronic bone inflammation (osteomyelitis)
selected non-healing infected defects
acute retinal artery occlusion
burns above 20% of 2nd degree and more
postanoxic encephalopathy
cystoid bowel pneumonia
hypoxia of the brain - apallic syndrome, conditions after cardiopulmonary resuscitation, poisoning, injuries, vascular events
non-healing wounds after extensive injuries, bedsores, etc.

Contraindications to hyperbaric therapy

Hyperbaric therapy is not suitable for patients with untreated pneumothorax. Therapy is also not recommended for patients with the following symptoms: