OZONE TREATMENT

Insufflation

Rectal insufflation with Ozone has an infection blocking and immune activating effect. It is used on infectious intestine diseases or injuries of the tissue. 

Gas volumes of 50 to 300 ml of Ozone are applied with a Bladder syringe and catheter. A treatment series of 10 sessions is often enough. The rectal administration of ozone gas is one of the oldest forms of systemic and local application, dating back to 1936, and in terms of systemic activity, is a genuine alternative to MAHT. 

It is also convenient and practical for children and elderly patients where MAHT is not practical due to unfavourable vein access. The procedure generally takes 10 minutes. 

Vaginal Insufflation: A suitable catheter, inert to ozone, is placed into the vagina. Medical ozone is loaded into a syringe adequate to guarantee the accuracy of measuring volume and insufflated slowly. Alternatively, insufflation can be carried out at a continuous low flow rate for periods of up to 20 min

Ear Insufflation: Ozone is introduced into the ear canal via an adapted stethoscope type device. Extremely low flow rates are used and no pressure on the ear drum is allowed. Infections and conditions in the head and dental area can be targeted with ear insufflation.

Nasal insufflation: Ozone (with olive oil bubbler – ozonides, not straight ozone. Breathing straight ozone can irritate the lungs and cause coughing) is supplied through nasal cannulas for a period of time. Best for allergies.