Conditions
Discover some of the uses for Hyperbaric Oxygeneration Therapy
HBOT is considered an adjunct therapy for a range of medical conditions, from serious infections, inflammation, wounds (e.g. diabetic foot ulcers or radiation injury) to sports injury, and it’s also used to speed up or improve recovery from surgery and for general health and wellness. HBOT works cumulatively; therefore best results are seen when clients follow a consistent treatment programme and attend regularly.
Hyperbaric oxygenation can help to reduce the pain and inflammation associated with Arthritic Conditions.
HBOT can help bone repair, speed up healing and prevent complications relating to bone fractures.
HBOT, by boosting collagen production and reducing inflammation, can help your skin heal faster and reduce pain.
HBOT may help manage and alleviate some of the pain and other symptoms associated with fibromyalgia.
Studies show that HBOT can help frostbite patients by reducing tissue loss and the need for amputation.
HBOT may be helpful for managing symptoms of IBD and improve quality of life for people living with IBD.
There is some evidence that shows that HBOT can relieve certain symptoms associated with MS and help improve quality of life.
HBOT supports neuroplasticity and healing in a range of neurological conditions by increasing oxygen delivery and promoting the brain’s natural repair processes.
Treatments before and after surgery can be helpful to ensure the best possible outcome for the patient.
HBOT can help to alleviate some side effects of cancer treatment, particularly damage to soft tissue.
HBOT is often used in conjunction with antibiotics and surgery for treating these severe bacterial infections.
HBOT can reduce inflammation, pain and reduce the recovery time for muscle damage, joint, ligament, and tendon injuries.
HBOT can help to alleviate some side effects of cancer treatment, particularly soft tissue damage from radiation therapy.
Other Uses
Necrotising Soft Tissue Infection
Non-Healing Wounds
Post-plastic/ reconstructive surgery
Prior to and post-surgery to counter possible infection and aid recovery
Severe Traumatic Brain Injury
Soft Tissue Radiation Damage
Sports Injuries
Bone fracture
Inflammation
Muscle and ligament damage
Performance enhancement
Rest and recovery
Tendon damage
Sudden Deafness (Acute Sensorineural Hearing Loss)
Traumatic Ischemias
Medical*
Air or Gas Embolism
Anaerobic or mixed bacterial infections
As an adjunct to certain cancer treatment
Brain abscess (intracranial abscess)
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Compartment Syndrome
Consciousness disturbance or brain edema after craniotomy
Crush Injury
Cyanide poisoning
Decompression Illness
Exceptional Blood Loss (Anemia)
Frostbite
Gas Gangrene
*Please note that some of these conditions require emergency provision of HBOT and as OxyGeneration is not a hospital facility, we are not the appropriate provider in such situations.