Nirvana Hyperbaric & Wellness

If you or a loved one suffer from urinary bleeding as a result of radiation therapy (hemorrhagic radiation cystitis--HRC), hyperbaric oxygen therapy can help make a dramatic difference in the speed of your recovery. FACT: 80% to 95% of patients with HRC will have symptoms resolve when treated with HBOT and the effects are lasting. This is especially impressive when you consider that the majority of patients fail conservative management, including irrigation and the instillati...on of cauterizing agents. MORE GREAT NEWS: all hyperbaric treatments for HRC are covered by insurance. Nirvana can provide you and your Doctor with the latest clinical studies supporting the benefits of HBOT for HRC and many other conditions. We'll also work with your insurance company directly to help make the treatment process easier. Call us today, or visit nirvanahbo.com and find out more about how to include HBOT in your treatment regime for a faster, more permanent recovery.

If you or a loved one suffers from Lyme disease, a combined therapy approach of hyperbaric oxygen therapy, oxygen multistep therapy aka EWOT, and infrared sauna therapy can help make a dramatic difference in the speed of your recovery. The late Dr. William Fife of Texas A&M University pioneered groundbreaking research into using hyperbaric oxygen therapy to treat Lyme disease. His research demonstrated that HBOT will not only kill the organisms but it will repair the tissue damage caused by the migrating spirochete, thus alleviating many of the symptoms. Call us today, or visit nirvanahbo.com and find out more about how to include HBOT and a combined therapy approach in your treatment regime for a faster, more permanent recovery.

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Joe Namath has reversed his concussion damage from his illustrious football career and he has been rejuvenated with the help of HBOT, according to NEWSMAX Health Alert,. Read more about Joe's experience and treatment protocol with HBOT.

The late Dr. William Fife of Texas A&M University pioneered groundbreaking research into using hyperbaric oxygen therapy to treat Lyme disease. His research demonstrated that HBOT will not only kill the organisms but it will repair the tissue damage caused by the migrating spirochete, thus alleviating many of the symptoms. Nirvana offers HBOT to patients with Lyme disease in a combined therapy approach that enhances the benefits of HBOT by facilitating the removal of toxins and speeding up the healing process. Call us today for more information about how we can help you.

Are you or a loved one suffering from urinary bleeding as a result of radiation therapy, otherwise known as hemorrhagic radiation cystitis (HRC)? If so ask your doctor about hyperbaric oxygen therapy. If your doctor needs more information, we can provide you or your doctor with clinical studies supporting the benefits of HBOT. Why not include HBOT in your treatment regime for a faster and more permanent recovery? FACT: 80% to 95% of patients with HRC will resolve when tr...eated with HBOT and the effects are lasting. This is especially impressive when you consider that the majority of these patients had failed conservative management including irrigation and the instillation of cauterizing agents. The radiation induced damage results in reduced blood flow to the bladder wall resulting in tissue death and consequential bleeding. HBOT stimulates new blood vessel growth to the tissue that results in healing of the bladder wall. When the lining of the bladder wall is regenerated the bleeding stops. HBOT is the only therapy that will permanently reverse the effects of radiation induced tissue damage. The good news, all hyperbaric treatments for HRC are covered by insurance.

FACT: In 2011 Craighead reported that among women experiencing late radiation tissue injury from treatment for gynecologic malignancies, the response rate to HBOT is of the order of 70%. Initial authorization of treatments is usually 40 treatments. Craighead concluded that based on the evidence and expert consensus opinion, >HBO2 is likely effective for late radiation tissue injury of the pelvis, with demonstrated efficacy specifically for radiation damage to the anus and r...ectum; >The main indication for HBO2 therapy in gynecologic oncology is in the management of otherwise refractory chronic radiation injury; >HBO2 may provide symptomatic benefit in certain clinical settings (for example, cystitis, soft-tissue necrosis, and osteonecrosis); and HBO2 may reduce the complications of gynecologic surgery in patients undergoing surgical removal of necrosis.

By following the Marx Protocol, 90% to 95% of patients can be successfully treated for osteoradionecrosis by using HBOT. There are two instances where the use of HBOT to treat the effects of radiation to the mandible (aka "jaw bone") are beneficial and are covered by medical insurance. I. Prevention of osteoradionecrosis: This is used when post irradiation dental care or extraction is needed but no symptoms of osteoradionecrosis are present. Marx’s suggested protocol... for prevention therapy is 20 pre-surgical HBO treatments followed by 10 post-surgical HBO treatments. II. Treatment of osteoradionecrosis: This is used to treat osteoradionecrosis or if the patient needs dental work that has osteoradionecrosis. Marx’s suggested protocol for treating osteoradionecrosis is 30 HBO treatments pre-surgical followed by 10 post-surgical HBO treatments. Up to 20 additional treatments may be warranted if the lesion has not completely healed but improvement is observed.

FACT: 80% of patients with diabetic wounds (this includes a 42% benefit rate among patients with foot gangrene), which have not responded to standard medical care are successfully resolved when hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is added to the treatment regime. This is dramatic when you consider that the next procedure is often amputation.

FACT: 80% of Chronic Refractory Osteomyelitis (CRO) patients that failed to respond to standard medical care are successfully healed when you combine hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) with debridement and IV antibiotics. This is dramatic when considering the severity and duration of the osteomyelitis in most of these patients. HBOT works for CRO of the mandible, long bones, and for sternum and neruosurgery infections (cranial graphs and spinal infections) usually without the removal of cranial graph, implants or spinal instrumentation. http://nirvanahbo.com/article/hbot-refractory-osteomyelitis

The good news? HBOT is the only therapy that can permanently reverse the tissue damage caused by radiation, therefore the benefits are lasting!

Trends driving the growth of Hyperbaric Medicine are the increase in diabetes and individuals who develop non-healing wounds, and an aging population. The American Diabetes Association reports that the number of Americans with diagnosed diabetes is projected to increase 165%, from 11 million in 2000 to 29 million in 2050. Wound care has seen tremendous advances and hyperbarics plays a large part in the successful treatment of a number of wound conditions. Find out more about how HBOT helps diabetic non healing wounds.

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