Ozone Therapy Luxembourg
Ozone therapy is a way to help you fight disease, by balancing your immune system’s reaction and correcting oxygen deficiency in your body. Patients throughout the Luxembourg area can work with Dr. Feher to create a personalized ozone therapy plan at her Luxembourg practice.
Ozone is a highly reactive form of oxygen made up of three oxygen molecules rather than the usual two.
Administration
There are various methods for administering ozone therapy treatment to you.
Intramuscular
You will be given an injection of ozone. The ozone gas is commonly mixed with oxygen right before this procedure begins.
Intravenous
The medical specialist first takes blood from you, then absorbs the ozone gas from your own blood, and finally, the blood is pumped back into you through an IV with the dissolved gas. This technique is commonly used to treat internal diseases such as HIV.
Tissue only
You can benefit from ozone treatment delivered directly to the tissue only in certain circumstances. If you have a wound or an extremity problem, ozone gas will most likely be applied directly to the tissue of the damaged body part. The gas is administered through a protective covering.
Transdermal
Most popular method of administration: transdermal therapy. All you have to do is relax in an ozone steam sauna and let the “supercharged” oxygen work its magic.
Our approach
1. Preliminary Consultation
A preliminary consultation will establish your compatibility with the therapy.
2. Blood Tests
Targeted blood test analysis is required.
3. O3 Therapy
Therapy protocol is proposed accordingly.
Our approach
1. Preliminary Consultation
A preliminary consultation will establish your compatibility with the therapy.
2. Blood Tests
Targeted blood test analysis is required.
3. O3 Therapy
Therapy protocol is proposed accordingly.
Our approach
1. Preliminary Consultation
A preliminary consultation will establish your compatibility with the therapy.
2. Blood Tests
Targeted blood test analysis is required.
3. O3 Therapy
Therapy protocol is proposed accordingly.
Local Routes
Subcutaneous, paravertebral, and auricular treatment, ozone bagging, and topical administration of oil, lotions, and ozonated water are all examples of local ozone therapy. This is primarily recommended for treating fungal infections, slow-healing wounds, back pain, migraine, gastro-intestinal and gynecological problems.
