What Is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy?
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy has patients breathe pure oxygen at a much higher concentration than normal air. This dissolves large amounts of oxygen into the blood and body fluids, delivering it even to damaged tissue that is normally hard to reach with oxygen.
Delivers much-needed oxygen deep into damaged tissue, supporting cell regeneration and wound healing for lasting recovery from within.
Benefits of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
Speeds Tissue Repair
Supplies much-needed oxygen to maximize the speed of cell regeneration and wound healing, especially helping chronically inflamed areas recover.
Powerful Anti-Inflammatory & Antibacterial Effect
High-concentration oxygen constricts blood vessels, reduces inflammation, and suppresses the growth of oxygen-averse anaerobic bacteria.
Improves Immunity & Fatigue
Helps remove toxins and improve blood circulation, strengthening immunity and helping relieve chronic fatigue and poor overall condition.
Who Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Is For
Patients with Chronic Inflammatory Conditions or Pain
For those needing help with tissue recovery, such as slow-healing diabetic foot ulcers, hard-to-treat wounds, or osteomyelitis
Those Needing Recovery from Acute Pain or Injury
For those who want to quickly reduce swelling and inflammation from a sports injury or acute trauma
Those Needing Relief from Chronic Fatigue
Patients with suspected oxygen deficiency, such as reduced brain function or chronic fatigue syndrome
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy at ANSim Pain Clinic
If chronic pain and slow recovery have worn you down, restore your energy from deep within your body.
A Comfortable Treatment Environment
Receive hyperbaric oxygen therapy comfortably at ANSim Pain Clinic and focus on recovery in a stable setting.
Care by a Pain Specialist
This treatment is provided directly by a pain specialist at ANSim Pain Clinic
Recovery from the Inside Out
Helps restore energy from deep within, breaking the cycle of chronic pain and slow recovery.
Energy,
Restored from Within.
If chronic pain and slow recovery have worn you down, experience lasting recovery with hyperbaric oxygen therapy. Consult a pain specialist.
Side effects of hyperbaric oxygen therapy: retrolental fibroplasia can occur, primarily in newborns whose cells are still rapidly developing.