Medical procedures - general barotherapy (hyperbaric oxygenation)
Medical procedures:
General barotherapy (hyperbaric oxygenation)
General barotherapy (hyperbaric oxygenation) - a highly effective method of treatment of a wide rage diseases, which is based on the effects on the body of oxygen and low or high atmospheric pressure. It's powerful prevention of oxygen deficiency of the organism that causes the decrease of immunity, accelerates the process of aging and disease progression.
Experts admites that barotherapy gives excellent results in treatment of skin diseases, chronic bronchitis, many diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, and even the treatment of male and female infertility.
Barotherapy is carrying out in a special pressure chamber where an increased (hyperbaric oxygenation) and reduced pressure is set up. The mechanism of this therapy is a reaction of baroreceptors located on human skin, to the atmospheric pressure change.
While reducing the external pressure the difference between it and internal pressure into the body causes a rush of blood to the skin surface, and accordingly enhanced metabolic processes. By increasing of the external pressure gases from blood, including toxic for the organism, evaporate.
In modern cameras all conditions for the comfort of the patient are created, some of them have even intercoms to communicate with a doctor. In practice, hyperbaric oxygenation is often used in medicine, here an increased pressure and oxygen concentration is made. Thanks to this procedure, oxygen enters the tissues and restores activity of all organs and systems of the body, increasing metabolism and regenerative processes.
In addition to the treatment therapy in a hyperbaric chamber is an excellent tool in cosmetology - swelling, bruising, inflammation and other skin problems disappeare after the session in the oxygen chamber.
In addition to general barotherapy, there is also local therapy. Local barotherapy is a method of treatment based on the cyclical alternation of vacuum and excess phases of internal air pressure in a special closed stalk where the injured limb is placed. The procedure is designed to restore peripheral circulation in the limbs.
The major indications for general barotherapy are:
- chronic bronchitis and asthma, frequent colds;
- coronary heart disease, hypertension, rehabilitation after a heart attack, and surgery;
- prostatitis, men's sexual dysfunction;
- infertility, women's chronic inflammatory diseases;
- diseases of the gastrointestinal tract and liver;
- vascular dystonia, infringements of brain blood circulation, headaches;
- diabetes and its complications.