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| Function: | Other |
| Theory: | Other |
| Certification: | CE, FDA, ISO13485 |
| LCD Display: | Without LCD Display |
| Group: | Other |
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Hyperbaric oxygen therapy involves breathing pure oxygen in a pressurized environm ent. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is a well- established treatment for decompression sickness, a potential risk of scuba diving. Other conditions treated with hyperbaric oxygen therapy include seri ous infections, bubbles of air in your blood vessels, and wounds that may not heal as a result of diabetes or radiation injury. In a hyperbaric oxygen therapy chamber, the air pressure is increa sed two to three times higher than normal air pressure. Under these conditions. your lungs can gather
much more oxygen than would be possible breathing pure oxygen at nomal air pressure. When your blood canies this extra oxygen throughout your body, this helps fight bacteria and stimulate the release of substances called growth factors and stem cells, which promote healing.
What happens during HBOT?
People relax, sit, or lie comfortably in these chambers and take deep breaths in sessions that last up to about 1.5 hours.
Your ears may feel plugged as the pressure is raised, like when you're in an airplane or the mountains. Simple swallowing or chewing gum will "pop" the ears back to normal hearing levels.
Your blood caries the extra oxygen throughout the body, infusing the injured tissues that need more oxygen so they can begin healing. When a session is complete. you may feel lightheaded. Mild side effects include claustrophobia, fatigue, and headaches,etc.
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1.What Does Hyperbaric Oxygen Feel Like?
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is virtually pain-free. Patients lie comfortably and restfully in the chamber. Patients can listen to music, watch television or movies, or nap if they wish. During certain stages of the treatment, patients may experience a sensation of fullness in their ears. This is similar to that which is felt while flying in an airplane or driving down a mountain as the eardrum responds to changes in pressure. As part of the introduction to treatment, patients are taught several easy methods to avoid ear discomfort.
2. Is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Safe?
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is prescribed by a physician and performed under supervision. Like all treatments and procedures, there are some risks associated with hyperbaric oxygen therapy. These risks are quite rare and will be discussed in detail prior to starting therapy. Overall, hyperbaric oxygen therapy is extremely safe. Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy usually has limited or no after-or-side effects.
3. How long do treatments last?
Hyperbaric oxygen treatments typically last 90 to 120 minutes and are administered usually once each day, five days a week.
4. What should I expect when being treated?
During therapy you will relax in a see-through atmosphere-controlled chamber. The internal dimensions of the chamber allow freedom of movement. You may listen to music, watch TV, take a nap or converse with the staff during therapy. Relaxation techniques may also be available.
5. How long do treatments last?
Hyperbaric oxygen treatments typically last 90 to 120 minutes and are administered usually once each day, five days a week.
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