Multipass Ozone Therapy

What is the difference between Multipass Ozone and Traditional Ozone Therapy?

The difference between multipass ozone therapy and traditional ozone therapy lies primarily in the method and intensity of the treatment:

Multipass Ozone Therapy

It is based on a more intense application of ozone therapy.
What makes it multipass is that this process is repeated multiple times in a single session, so the blood is passed through the ozone multiple times.
The goal is to saturate the blood with higher doses of ozone during these multiple passes.
It is more effective due to the higher concentration of ozone and repeated exposure of the blood to ozone.
Due to the increased ozone dosage, its therapeutic effects for certain medical conditions may be longer lasting.

Traditional Ozone Therapy

Direct intravenous ozone therapy has a variety of methods, such as rectal insufflation or major autohemotherapy, but generally involves less ozone concentration.
Blood is collected once, mixed with a measured dose of ozone, and then returned to the patient in a cycle (single pass).
Traditional ozone therapy involves less volume or concentration of ozone.

What Does Ozone Therapy Do?

Ozone therapy can be used in a wide range of areas and has the potential to provide solutions to various health problems. This method not only helps destroy pathogens such as viruses, bacteria, and fungi, but also benefits such as improving blood circulation and oxygen transport, accelerating healing in inflamed tissues, and reducing pain. Ozone therapy is an auxiliary therapy, especially in cases such as chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, diabetic foot wounds and in strengthening the immune system.

What are the Benefits of Ozone Therapy?

The potential benefits of ozone therapy vary depending on the method of administration and the condition being treated. In general, it is known to have many positive effects such as increasing antioxidant capacity, improving tissue oxygenation, supporting blood circulation, strengthening the immune system, reducing inflammation and providing an antibacterial effect. In addition, it is increasingly preferred because it does not require surgical intervention and has very minimal side effects.

How is Ozone Therapy Done?

Ozone therapy can be applied by various methods, such as injecting ozone into the treatment area, administering it to the body through blood or rectum, or applying it to the skin in gaseous form.

Ozone Therapy According to Region and Disorders

Ozone therapy can be applied to different body parts to treat various ailments. Treatment methods vary depending on the type of disease being treated and the region where it is located.

Ozone Treatment for Lumbar Disc Herniation

In the treatment of herniated disc, the aim is to reduce inflammation and relieve pain by injecting ozone gas into the affected area. This method can be considered as an alternative to surgical intervention. One of the important benefits of ozone therapy is that it reduces the volume of the herniated disc material, allowing pain relief and increased mobility in patients experiencing sciatica pain due to herniated disc. This treatment offers patients a less invasive option compared to surgical methods, potentially reducing the risks associated with surgery and shortening recovery times.

Ozone Treatment for Skin

In skin problems, applying ozone gas to the skin is useful for skin diseases such as acne and eczema. Ozone therapy is promising in healing wounds and treating bacterial, fungal and viral skin infections due to its broad-spectrum antimicrobial effects. Moreover, its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties have the potential to help regenerate skin and treat chronic dermatological conditions.

String Ozone Therapy

Knee ozone therapy is an effective therapeutic intervention in the treatment of knee osteoarthritis, especially in the short term. It takes advantage of the properties of ozone gas, which can provide an analgesic and anti-inflammatory effect when applied correctly, thus helping to relieve pain and reduce inflammation in the knee joint. Additionally, the therapy supports improved joint mobility and overall quality of life for people suffering from joint pain.

Vaginal Ozone Therapy

Vaginal ozone therapy is an ozone therapy used to treat certain vaginal conditions. Ozone therapy involves applying ozone gas, a highly reactive form of oxygen, to the vaginal area. The therapy can be administered vaginally in small doses via a syringe. Vaginal ozone therapy is especially useful in relieving vaginal infections, bacterial, vital or yeast infections.

Cervical Disc Herniation Ozone Treatment

In ozone treatment of cervical disc herniation, ozone gas is injected into the affected area. Ozone therapy for cervical disc hernias has been shown to offer potential benefits in some studies. Studies have shown that following intradiscal O2-O3 mixture treatment in patients with cervical disc herniation and chronic neck pain, pain decreases and life expectancy increases.