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.


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.