Ozone therapy is a method with a wide range of therapeutic effects. In therapeutic concentrations, ozone has immunomodulatory, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal and analgesic effects.
The main goal of the method is to improve blood flow in the small vessels (capillaries) and the supply of oxygen to the cells. Ozone therapy is easy to use, very effective and well tolerated – even pregnant women can use it. Ozone can be injected subcutaneously, intravenously or into a joint.
Ozone therapy in the treatment of various diseases:
– Diseases associated with impaired peripheral arterial circulation and the resulting oxygen deficiency: atherosclerosis of the blood vessels of the heart and brain, abnormal blood pressure and others.
– Treatment of varicose veins and spider veins
– Diseases caused by infections (bacterial, viral or fungal): pneumonia, bronchitis, SARS, tonsillitis, sinusitis, pyelonephritis, STDs and others. Ozone therapy eases the course of the disease and shortens it.
– Diseases associated with deficiencies of the immune system: chronic fatigue syndrome, allergic reactions.
– Diseases associated with carbohydrate and fat metabolism: obesity, diabetes, etc.
Ozone therapy in dermatology: improving microcirculation, skin color and texture, treating acne and cellulite, fighting wrinkles, eczema, etc.
Ozone therapy in cosmetology:
– treatment of stretch marks
– reducing facial wrinkles
– ozone therapy for problem skin and acne
– removing cellulite or excess fat (in this case, ozone must be injected subcutaneously
Experts recommend a systemic approach to treating skin problems for an excellent result: a full course of at least 10 sessions, repeated every year.
Contraindications for ozone therapy:
– bleeding of any kind
– acute myocardial infarction
– acute stroke
– hyperthyroidism
– hypoglycemia
– acute pancreatitis
– acute alcoholic psychosis
– thrombocytopenia
– seizure disorders