Autologous blood therapy, also known as ozone autologous blood therapy. Ozone autologous blood therapy is divided into ozone macroautohemotherapy and ozone microautohemotherapy. It is the method of taking the dermatological patient’s own blood, pumping it out of a vein, and then injecting it into the patient’s own body by the gluteal muscle, thus stimulating the body’s non-specific immune response and promoting the phagocytosis of leukocytes to regulate the body’s internal environment, reduce the body’s sensitivity and enhance the body’s immunity to treat certain diseases.
This therapy is effective to varying degrees for vitiligo, chronic urticaria, generalized pruritus, generalized eczema and dermatitis, allergic violet scar, certain herpetic diseases, psoriasis, recurrent boils and folliculitis, skin scratching, chronic eczema, recurrent boils, folliculitis, and pustular acne.
Autologous blood therapy
The patient’s own blood is drawn into a disposable autologous blood bag. Medical ozone (80-100ml, 1:1 ratio of ozone to blood) is injected, and the blood is finally transfused into the body through a special disposable ozone transfusion device. After the strong oxidation of ozone to make the body of inflammatory tissue or infection foci in the bacteria, fungi or viruses quickly annihilated; harmful blood cholesterol. Triglycerides, low-density lipoproteins, as well as the waste generated by the body’s metabolism and bacteria and viruses secretion of toxic substances, a variety of pain-causing substances, are difficult to escape from the fate of ozone inactivation or oxidative decomposition. Thus, it can play a role in the treatment of diseases.
Indications.
1.Geriatric diseases
2.Peripheral as well as cerebral blood perfusion disorders
3.Stroke prevention and treatment
4.Parkinson’s disease
5, myocardial infarction prevention and treatment during the symptoms of coronary blood flow disorders
6, systemic atherosclerosis
6, Hyperlipidemia
8.Acute and chronic hepatitis
9.Regulation therapy
10.Local excitation
11.Repair therapy
12.Rheumatic diseases
13.Malignant tumor, accompanied by irradiation therapy
14.Chronic diseases
15.Cardiovascular diseases
Ozone small autologous blood therapy.
It is the extraction of 5 to 10 ml of blood from the patient’s vein (without adding anticoagulants or drugs), followed by direct injection into the deep muscle of the patient’s buttocks. This is done once or twice a week, usually 10 times for a course of treatment.
The above-mentioned autologous blood therapy can be used as an adjunct to the treatment of various disorders, and if effective, several courses of injections can be adhered to according to the condition in order to consolidate the efficacy.