Equipment and Accessories for Modern High-Effective Technology of Ozone Therapy and Ozone prophylaxis
Equipment and Accessories for Modern High-Effective Technology of Ozone Therapy and Ozone prophylaxis
Equipment and Accessories for Modern High-Effective Technology of Ozone Therapy and Ozone prophylaxis
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Safety Aspects of Ozone Therapy

Since ozone is used as a medicine, like for any other therapeutic agent you should know precise ozone concentration, total dose and exposure time in order to minimize the toxic effect of ozone on the organism and to increase its therapeutic efficiency. Of great importance is ozone concentration in ozone/oxygen gas mixture.
Extremely low ozone concentrations do not produce a toxic effect since radicals have been quickly and completely neutralized, but at the same time they are not always as much effective as necessary. On the other hand, extremely high ozone concentrations induce biological activity, but imply cytotoxicity.
Numerous clinical investigations have confirmed that ozone therapy if properly indicated, dosed, performed etc. is well-tolerated by patients and very seldom can cause any side effects without inducing any adverse reactions in the human body.
During and after the procedure the patients can complain about weakness, slight dizziness, sleepiness that last for a short time. Possible are allergic skin reactions (like nettle rash) to local applications of ozone (very seldom).
Contraindications for ozone therapy are the following:
    Ozone should be used most carefully in case of decompensated conditions:
    • acute and chronic tendency to bleedings;
    • thrombocytopenia;
    • hyperthyroidism;
    • cramps in the anamnesis;
    • individual intolerance to ozone;
    • blood coagulation disorder;
    • in decompensated heart insufficiency;
    • in severe acute toxication (incl. alcohol);
    • in hypoglycemic conditions;
    • in extremal sympathicotonic and parasympathicotonic reactions.
    Contraindications for ozone therapy are the following:
      • acute and chronic tendency to bleedings;
      • thrombocytopenia;
      • hyperthyroidism;
      • cramps in the anamnesis;
      • individual intolerance to ozone;
      • blood coagulation disorder;
      Ozone should be used most carefully in case of decompensated conditions:
      • in decompensated heart insufficiency;
      • in severe acute toxication (incl. alcohol);
      • in hypoglycemic conditions;
      • in extremal sympathicotonic and parasympathicotonic reactions.
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