5 Reasons NOT To Do Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

Watch this video to discover when you should NOT do HBOT.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is inherently safe for most people.

With a little training on how to equalize the pressure in their ears, most people can go right into a chamber, no problem.

But there are relative and absolute contraindications to hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and there are a handful of people that really shouldn't go in or need to be cleared by a doctor before deciding to go into a hyperbaric chamber.

In this video we’ll discuss 5 RELATIVE contraindications for HBOT.

By relative, we mean that it depends on the severity of the issue. People with these conditions may actually benefit from HBOT, but it depends on the severity, and the patient should see their related specialist to be cleared before getting into a chamber.

At the end we’ll also discuss the 2 absolute contraindications of HBOT. These people cannot go into a chamber 100% of the time.

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[HBOTUSA]

►► What was your main takeaway? Let me know in the comments!

[dianita]

I've been having hyperbaric treatment for a little over a month. According to what I've watched and read, this therapy could benefit many many people, and so many people never heard of it. I'm only one person but I'm going to spread the word about this treatment.

[natalie_s]

5 Reasons To Not Do Hyperbaric Treatments:
1. COPD
2. Emphysema
3. Cancer
4. Blood disorders
5. COVID

If you have any of the following you 100% CANNOT do hyperbaric treatments:
1. You are not able to equalize the pressure in your ears
2. History of pneumothorax (partially or fully collapsed lung)

Please watch entire video for details on each.

[marshakleiv]

We have a friend with a pacemaker goes in no problem. His pacemaker goes up to 3 atmospheric pressure and our low pressure chamber is 1.3. His cancer numbers went down 1/3 after 17 dives. That’s every other day.

[SB-duif]

Thank you for being realistic about this because there are so many people out there who obviously don't know what they are talking about just pushing this without the knowledge that you have given in this clip

[scottm]

Helpful for cancer. Radiation is offset. Improves mitrochondrial function

[julierichens]

Thank you, Doctor Sonners. This was quite valuable. I doubt if you will remember me, but I was privileged to meet you at the hbot convention in Costa Mesa few years ago. This is helpful stuff❤

[SaNoNaMushap]

Yeah, I went and got stem cells in Mexico. They put me in one of those chambers and I could not tolerate it. I have emphysema, I've had a collapsed lung twice. And that is correct about not being able to equalize the pressure in my ears. My left ear hurt really bad. I tried it 2 times because they said it would really help me alot. But that was not the case with me.

[peterfslife]

Im 32 years old, am on a ventilator through a trach, have a slew of neurological conditions, have a feeding tube, neurogenic bladder, neuromuscular weakness, and many other conditions. My Chiropractor has a Mild Hyperbaric Chamber, specifically an OxyAir 32 model, and I have a VOCSN ventilator which is compatible with mild hyperbaric chamber therapy. Well I have a lot of conditions and I wanted to see if I could benefit from a few sessions in the Hyperbaric chamber, but due to my medical conditions, and the seizures I had a few months ago, my chiropractor refuses to put me in the Hyperbaric Chamber. I KID YOU NOT! He won't put me in there. He's denied me access. And I think it's a load of garbage, because I have a great mental capacity, I'm not going to try to get out of the chamber when it's at full pressure. I know the pressure cannot be reduced from 40 KPA all of the sudden, and I would just lie in there, quietly for the hour and 15 minutes patients are in there, but the guy refuses to put me in. I told them I would be safe in there, but he said "NO!" So that's not happenin. Which I think it not right! You know, even my Primary Care Physician thinks and told the Chiropractor that I could benefit. And the Chiropractor told me to consult with him, but when I did, the chiropractor decided to deny me access. So I'm switching Chiropractors!

[lisamueller]

This is very helpful thank you so much

[Nuverselive]

Wow, sickle cell anemia and long Covid is brutal. I’m going to talk to my hematologist bc the stem cell, crispr 9 gene editing isn’t something I’m considering. Ty for this breakdown. I haven’t found anyone else explain this so well. So how do u find out if inability to equalize isn’t good enough for this ? I have vertigo off and on and my ears feel full and I have tinnitus on occasion. I hope to get a reply !

[mizzstizzie]

My partner had a hypoxic brain injury due to cardiac arrest... would this be a good treatment for him?? I'm trying to do as much research as possible and being proactive to figure out the best rehabilitation for him.

[Samuel-jqtx]

Third of lung removed due to accidental detection of cancer: ski slope collision with scan showing shadow on lung when determining scale of injury!
Can HBOT be utilised to aid healing?

[heathersharpe]

I see the salt lamp in the background. This too is good. I have a hyper ventilated right lung so I have problems breathing and phlegm so I'm thinking of giving this a try.

[jimlehenbauer]

Great info Doc. You guys are so on the ball. Thanks.

[susanreddy]

Thank You Doctor for these warning signs really appreciate.God bless you. Amen 🙏🙌❤

[jjwideawake.]

No but can tell you it is expensive especially since you will want many sessions but I think it depends on your company and coverage. It’s pretty new to the public readily, so probably not and many places wont take insurance.
We found it cost effective to buy our own for home use. Works great but do extensive research and read all comments. We really like ours no need for anyone to help you in and out it has oxygen and hydrogen hook ups in side, emergency controls very comfortable flat or reclining cushion clear ports to see in and out its nice. Great for people with Lyme, mold, arthritis, brain fog, fibromyalgia the list gies on. Even heard of it helping with Autism. Think about red light and red laser therapy. Sauna with red lights. Remember to stimulate the Vegas Nerve and lymphatic drainage.

[loganross]

How do I get l get educated and licensed to operate and run a facility?

[stevensmith]

Very informative, thank you for breaking it down in such a digestible explanation

[jimdavis]

Hello, thanks for the information. In terms of contraindications, I recently (8th December) had a motorcycle accident which has involved multiple rib fractures, scapula, clavicle, both elbows and hand franctures. In addition, punctured left lung and pneumothorax, which has since been cleared for flying and concussion. The clavicle, both elbows and metacarpal, have had surgery, pins, plates and wire. I started yesterday's HBOT down to 1.35 atm my thinking being to hopefully assist with the stubborn right elbow in straightening as well as mitigate concussion symptoms of vertigo, memory, depth perception and balance. I can easily clear my ears as used to be a commercial diver, however I noticed briefly at 1.2 atm pain in my right eye and cheekbone which resolved with a gas squeek from I assume my sinus around the left cheekbone. Then at 1.45 atm a very sharp intense pain again in the left cheekbone region which after a minute or two I dropped back down to 1.2 atm where it resolved. My question is a history of sinusitis a contraindication?