What is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBO)?
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy, or HBO, was originally used to treat conditions like arterial gas embolism and decompression sickness (the bends) in divers. However, it is now widely applied in various medical fields. Especially since the outbreak of COVID-19, many healthcare facilities have also started using HBO to treat patients with oxygen deficiency and to suppress viral activity.
During HBO sessions, patients are exposed to an environment with an absolute pressure of 1-1.3 atmospheres and breathe 100% pure oxygen. This increases the partial pressure of oxygen in the blood, saturating red blood cells with oxygen and enhancing the dissolution of oxygen in the plasma. As a result, the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood is increased, allowing oxygen-deficient tissues to obtain sufficient oxygen and restore cellular functions impaired by oxygen deficiency.
Mumake Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber
Mumake introduces high-end hyperbaric oxygen chambers, allowing individuals to comfortably stretch and enjoy the therapy in a seated or reclined position. The absolute atmospheric pressure is determined after a professional medical evaluation, and these chambers are not only used for postoperative recovery but can also be utilized for regular maintenance.
Q：Can I undergo hyperbaric oxygen therapy?
A：Whether you are suitable for the treatment is recommended to be determined at MuMake Clinic. The physician will provide a customized treatment plan based on your individual physical condition.
Q：How long does each treatment session take?
A：Each session typically lasts about 40-60 minutes, but the actual duration and the number of treatments will depend on the physician's assessment.
Q：Can I read a book or use my phone inside the hyperbaric chamber?
A：Yes, you can.
Q：What does the treatment feel like?
A：Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is safe and comfortable, and, for the most part, there should be no discomfort during the treatment.
Q：Are there any side effects?
A：Very few clients may experience oxygen sensitivity, which can be relieved by discontinuing oxygen supply. In some cases, clients may hear a "ringing" sound in their ears after treatment, but this is a temporary phenomenon and typically subsides with rest.
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