It is important to know that the use of the hyperbaric chamber for cancer has risks
These risks are biological that damage your body and these are: 1) Risk of barotrauma (due to excessive pressure) to the ear (atrial), lung, digestive, sinus (nasal sinuses) or dental due to overpressure. 2)Risk of (excess oxygen) neurological (Paul Bert effect) or pulmonary (Lorrain Smith effect) hyperoxia. In the first case, the patient may suffer a generalized seizure due to the partial pressure of oxygen. In the second case, and in case of prolonged exposure, there is the possibility of pulmonary edema forming - lesional - with the possibility of evolution to fibrosis or involvement of the heart.
Ask your doctor who wants to give you these treatments if he knows the risks, if he has the emergency team to correct them and if you are a candidate. Now if they give it to you in a portable inflatable chamber, then the risk is reduced and so is the supposed benefit.
It is very common for patients to think that receiving oxygen treatment through a hyperbaric chamber will be the miracle they need and are looking for. Well the reality is that no. We breathe oxygen every day, so thinking that breathing more oxygen and under pressure is going to be better is a misconception. When you have cancer you have a big problem and you need treatment with strong therapies - weapons - that have an effect to reduce inflammation, stop the progression and destroy cancer cells. So currently the combination of more than one treatment protocol is required.We already know that solid tumors can be treated with local invasive treatments such as surgery, injections into the tumor with immunotherapy or some chemotherapy substances, ablation or freezing of the tumor and radiotherapy among some that only attack the symptom because they can only eliminate the tumor, but they don't go to the cause.
Dear friends, cancer is a systemic disease that has chemical and physical alterations throughout your body, which requires the use of treatment protocols that use the venous route to administer medications and thus systematically correct the cause of cancer growth. This systemic, comprehensive and regenerative medicine is what I administer to my patients in my practice and I have experience doing it and doing it well since 1983. Returning to the use of oxygen administered in a hyperbaric chamber. You should know that there are different types of hyperbaric chamber and each one has a use to address specific problems. Hyperbaric chambers began to be used to treat and reverse gas embolism: this type of accident occurs when divers, after a deep or prolonged dive, rise too quickly to the surface without making decompression stops. Likewise, they can occur in people who have worked in compressed air boxes, high-altitude aviators or astronauts after extravehicular space activity. In these cases, hyperbaric oxygen therapy is very effective.
The second application is for the treatment of carbon monoxide poisoning: severe carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning can present delayed neurological sequelae, especially if there has been loss of consciousness. This can lead to memory problems, personality disorders, or mood swings. Hyperbaric chamber treatments appear to be very effective in reducing the risk of late sequelae.
Another area of care is the treatment of skin injuries and burns – some injuries or burns may not heal or become gangrenous quickly. Hyperbaric chambers often represent a remedy for severe burns. People suffering from bedsores, gangrene, diabetics with wounds or those affected by Buerger's disease can receive treatment in hyperbaric chambers.
For several years now it has been used for post-radiotherapy treatment in cancer patients: radiotherapy can present complications, with late tissue damage due to radiation, for example.
For many patients who have been diagnosed with cancer and want to look for alternative treatments that, if available and depending on the clinical case, may be the first-line treatment, it is necessary to have good information and opinion about what each case requires.
It is important to select an experienced doctor who is trained or certified and knows what he or she is offering the patient.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy improves the supply of oxygen to damaged tissues and prevents necrosis, although not in all cases due to the above, some doctors also suggest using it in cancer patients, some with the dubious idea that it is a curative treatment.
Now you should know that hyperbaric chambers are built according to the use to which they are going to be given, based on the fact that each piece of equipment is really going to give the expected benefit. You can't join any team just like that because it's supposedly the ultimate treatment for a cancerous tumor.
There are fixed cameras that are installed in special care centers and hospitals and are the ones used to address any of the problems mentioned above. There are also cameras that can be transported in a container to be taken to specific locations such as drilling platforms or ships.
Finally, there are portable chambers that are inflatable and are used for simple cases as follow-up treatment in already treated burns that require monitoring and support to complete healing.
Well now you know that the hyperbaric chamber has risks, it has specific indications, there are different chambers since not all of them work the same.
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