MAJOR AUTOHEMOTHERAPY: It can be done with two methods: taking blood out of the vein and ozonating it and returning it to the patient or physiological serum ozonization method. The ozone therapy specialist will decide which method to choose after the evaluations.
MINOR AUTOHEMOTHERAPY: It is the method of injecting 2-5 ml of blood taken from the vein into the muscle after ozonization.
INTRAMUSCULAR GAS APPLICATION: It is the injection of ozone gas into the muscle.
BAGGING: It is the method used in the treatment of local skin lesions such as burns, fungus, and diabetic foot wounds.
CUP METHOD: It is used in cases where bagging cannot be done such as bed sores.
RECTAL INSUFLATION: It is the application method in which ozone gas is administered anally in children, adults for whom vascular access is not suitable or in some liver-intestinal system diseases.
WHO IS OZONE NOT PERFORMED TO?
In favism (G6PDH enzyme deficiency) disease, which is a deficiency of an enzyme in red blood cells
- Psychosis due to excessive alcohol use
- Hyperthyroidism
- Bleeding and clotting disorders such as advanced anemia and hemophilia
- Chronic recurrent pancreatitis
- In cases such as recent heart infarction and cerebral palsy where bleeding is actively continuing
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