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Are there any health conditions that make using an oxygen chamber unsafe?
HBOT is a safe and non invasive treatment however contraindications can include but are not limited to: pregnancy, claustrophobia, optic neuritis, recent eye surgery, history of seizure disorder, congenital spherocytosis, viral infections, and chronic sinusitis.
How does the hyperbaric oxygen chamber work?
In HBOT, the air pressure is increased up to three times higher than normal air pressure. Under these conditions, your lungs can absorb more oxygen than would be possible at normal air pressure. This high level of oxygen is then carried throughout the body in the bloodstream, which helps fight bacteria and stimulate the release of substances called growth factors and stem cells, promoting healing.
Can HBOT cure my condition?
While HBOT effectively enhances healing and treats various conditions, it is not a cure-all. Its efficacy varies depending on the condition being treated. HBOT can significantly improve outcomes for some conditions, especially when used as part of a comprehensive treatment plan. Having realistic expectations and discussing the potential benefits with your healthcare provider is important.
How long is a typical rental period?
The typical rental period is one or two months. We recommend two months for chronic conditions. Reaching 40 accumulative sessions is a real game-changer
Is using hyperbaric oxygen at home safe?
HBOT is simple to operate yourself at home and at 1.5 ATA, the most common chamber we provide, is generally safe, and the risk of complications is minimal. The most common adverse effect, middle ear barotrauma, is extremely rare.
Do I need bottled oxygen?
No, bottled oxygen is not necessary. Our soft shell chambers are equipped with a 10-litre oxygen concentrator, which increases the oxygen concentration from the ambient 21% to 93% through a mask within the chamber. For our hardshell systems, you can use a 20-litre concentrator or bottled oxygen, providing flexibility based on your needs.
