Bila Tserkva
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Monday-Sunday 08:30 - 20:00
Kyiv, 17 Kovpaka St. (On the map)
Bila Tserkva, 191A Tarashchanska St. (On the map)
HBOT is a therapeutic and preventive procedure in which all body tissues are actively saturated with oxygen under high pressure in pressure chambers. It is used for various conditions in adults and children. It aims to relieve hypoxia, improve blood circulation, speed up metabolic processes, support the body's self-repair, and strengthen immunity.
Do you regularly experience shortness of breath and frequent headaches? Does general fatigue get in the way of an active lifestyle? CSM Clinic offers hyperbaric oxygen therapy for adults and children. The hyperbaric oxygen therapy department in Bila Tserkva is a modern facility equipped with pressure chambers of different sizes. By a doctor's prescription, patients with various conditions can receive oxygen therapy to support the body's recovery. We are a full-cycle clinic, offering solutions from diagnosis to treatment and rehabilitation.
Hyperbaric oxygenation is a method of saturating the body with oxygen delivered under high pressure. Oxygen therapy is used for medical purposes and is carried out in specially equipped pressure chambers. The procedure is widely used in various fields of medicine. The Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS) and the FDA have recognized hyperbaric oxygen treatment for a number of specific conditions.
The therapeutic and preventive procedure of oxygen barotherapy creates conditions for the patient that improve the saturation of the body's tissues with oxygen. For this, a special chamber is used that maintains elevated pressure and supplies a breathing mixture with an increased share of oxygen.
A pressure chamber is a sealed capsule with transparent windows in which the patient is placed for therapy. The chamber is equipped with special sensors that measure pressure and the level of oxygen supply. The readings are monitored and adjusted by a physiotherapist under a doctor's supervision.
The hyperbaric oxygen therapy department of CSM Clinic in Bila Tserkva has single-person chambers and new, larger-capacity chambers. In a single-person chamber, the patient lies in a horizontal position and simply breathes the supplied air mixture.
A large hyperbaric chamber allows several patients to undergo the procedure at the same time. You can sit or lie down in it, choosing a comfortable way to receive oxygen. Families, friends, or children can use the chamber together, combining the procedure with watching videos or listening to music. The HBOT department works with certified high-tech units made of durable metal.
This type of treatment is used for many diseases and conditions associated with impaired oxygen metabolism, regardless of the cause. Oxygen therapy is used in cardiology, endocrinology, gynecology, pulmonology, gastroenterology, urology, orthopedics, traumatology, neurology, and other fields of medicine.
The therapeutic effect of the procedure is based on relieving oxygen deficiency, speeding up metabolic processes, improving blood supply to organs and tissues, supporting immunity, and enhancing the action of medications.
Breathing oxygen at atmospheric pressure is limited by the oxygen-carrying capacity of hemoglobin in red blood cells. Therefore, plasma carries only a small part of the oxygen to the tissues.
During hyperbaric oxygen therapy, the blood is actively saturated with oxygen. Thanks to the increased partial pressure, oxygen travels with the blood flow to all areas of the body, triggering restorative processes in nerve, muscle, bone, and cartilage tissues. At the same time, the body begins to produce substances that support the proper work of all organs and systems. Under the influence of oxygen, cells that can be restored regenerate. It is also said to break down cells that cannot recover, making room for new ones.
Relieving oxygen deficiency in the body supports the normal function of the circulatory system. One of the benefits of pressure chamber treatment is improved peripheral capillary circulation.
Hyperoxia improves metabolism by enhancing microsomal oxidation in the cell, the synthesis of high-energy compounds, the rate at which breakdown products are removed, and the activation of glucose oxidation.
In the HBOT department in Bila Tserkva, barotherapy is also used in sports rehabilitation programs. The procedure has a positive effect on neurohumoral regulation, improving muscle tone, speeding up recovery, and supporting training performance. Oxygen therapy is actively used for children and adults after combined and multiple injuries. It is used in cases of fractures and impaired microcirculation.
Hyperbaric oxygen sessions are used in purulent surgery. They can help stop destructive processes and support tissue recovery after wounds and necrosis. Oxygen treatment is used for gastrointestinal diseases to support faster healing of damage and restoration of hemodynamics. In toxicology, it is used for rehabilitation after carbon monoxide and snake venom poisoning. HBOT is also used in weight correction programs.
The method is used in neurological and even mental disorders. It is used in recovery from depression and in treating pathologies resulting from alcohol dependence. The method is used for post-traumatic paresis of peripheral nerves and for vegetovascular and neurocirculatory dystonia. All these conditions are closely linked to impaired cerebral circulation. Restoring capillary function may support faster recovery of patients. Oxygen may help relieve stress, improve memory, and increase reaction speed. HBOT stimulates immunity, which may enhance the effect of antibiotics.
In pediatrics, hyperbaric oxygen therapy is used for autism and autism spectrum disorders (ASD). The mechanisms by which a pressure chamber may benefit children with ASD are being actively studied, and evidence is still limited. Some correlations have been reported in international scientific studies.
Proposed mechanisms that are being studied (not proven) include:
A course of procedures is used to treat enuresis and traumatic brain injuries and to address the consequences of hypoxia and other conditions.
In sports medicine, pressure chamber sessions may improve fitness levels and help restore strength after intense exertion. Indications for hyperbaric oxygen therapy in healthy people include increasing overall tone, improving the body's adaptive capacity, and normalizing its systems to help prevent various diseases.
Indications and contraindications for a course of hyperbaric oxygen therapy are determined by the treating doctor. Depending on the area of the condition, you can contact doctors of different specialties at CSM Clinic for a consultation:
The doctor will examine you, order the necessary tests and examinations, and draw up an oxygen therapy plan. In the absence of contraindications and with a referral from a specialist, the pressure chamber is generally well tolerated and may be beneficial for health.
To take a course of hyperbaric oxygen therapy, the patient needs to undergo some examinations:
Before the procedure, the clinic's physiotherapist has an explanatory conversation with the patient about the benefits of oxygen therapy. The specialist describes the possible sensations in the chamber. The patient carefully listens to the rules of behavior in the unit in case of compression or pallor of the mucous membrane.
In the physiotherapy room, the patient changes clothes and lies down in a horizontal position on a special bed. If the procedure is performed for a small child, the mother and the child may stay in the chamber together. The medical worker places the bed in the chamber and sets the pressure and oxygen saturation parameters. The length of a session is determined individually. On average, it is 40-60 minutes.
CSM Clinic also has new, modern, large oxygen chambers. Several people can be inside at once, and you can choose your body position (sitting or lying). For patient comfort, the chamber offers the option to watch films and videos.
The HBOT specialist gradually raises the compression while monitoring the patient's condition. If the patient feels pressure and noise in the ears, the compression is lowered. Then it is raised again to help the patient get past the discomfort threshold.
After the procedure, the patient may feel slight dizziness and fatigue. Therefore, after leaving the pressure chamber, it is necessary to rest and allow the body to normalize breathing and circulation.
Barotherapy sessions are simple to perform and generally well tolerated. The pressure in the sealed capsule is 2-3 times higher than normal. This increases the saturation of tissues with oxygen, including the blood vessels, brain, and heart. The use of oxygen supports the self-repair processes of organs and body systems. At the same time, circulation improves and hypoxia is relieved. The therapeutic effect is prolonged: improved cell function under hypoxic conditions is said to persist for an hour after the procedure.
Oxygen delivered under pressure increases its transport with plasma to all tissues of the body. At the same time, the formation of white blood cells noticeably increases. This supports faster healing of damaged tissue, the release of stem cells, and the production of new collagen. Oxygen saturation helps strengthen immunity and remove toxins.
Looking for a clinic for oxygen therapy sessions? If you have indications for oxygen treatment, or for preventive therapy, you can contact CSM Clinic in Bila Tserkva. The procedures are carried out by the clinic's experienced physiotherapists under doctors' supervision. Our specialists have the experience and knowledge needed to perform oxygen therapy. They continually improve their professional level by attending specialized conferences and seminars. To book an appointment for barotherapy and ask any questions you have, call the numbers listed on our website or leave a callback request.
