HBOT involves entering a hyperbaric chamber where the atmospheric pressure is higher than normal. This increased pressure allows more oxygen to be absorbed into the bloodstream, which helps repair damaged tissues, fight infecƟons, and improve overall healing.

HBOT is generally safe when administered by trained professionals. Possible side effects include ear discomfort, temporary vision changes, and, rarely, more serious complications. Your healthcare provider will assess your risks before treatment.

During a session:

1. Preparation: You’ll change into comfortable clothing, Vitals will be checked before and after the procedure.

2. Entry: You’ll enter a monoplace (single‐person) or multiplace (multiple‐person) chamber.

3. Compression: The chamber will be pressurized, and you might feel ear fullness.

4. Oxygen Breathing: You’ll breathe pure oxygen through a mask or hood.

5. Decompression: The pressure will be gradually reduced at the end of the session.

Results vary depending on the condition being treated. Some patients notice improvements after a few sessions, while others may take longer. Your provider will monitor progress and adjust the treatment plan as needed.

The number of sessions depends on the condition and individual needs. Your healthcare provider will develop a personalized treatment plan.

Your provider might recommend lifestyle changes to complement HBOT, such as dietary adjustments or medication management. Follow their advice for the best results.

Common side effects include ear discomfort and temporary vision changes. Rarely, serious side effects like oxygen toxicity can occur. Your provider will monitor you to minimize risks.

It’s generally advised to avoid heavy meals immediately before or after a session. Light meals and staying hydrated are recommended. Follow specific instructions given by our staff.

Electronic devices are usually not permitted in the chamber due to safety concerns. Please check with our staff for guidelines

Inform the attending staff immediately if you feel unwell. They are trained to assist with any issues that arise during treatment.

Before your first session:

• Avoid lotions, perfumes, and alcohol‐based products.
• Wear loose, comfortable clothing without metal.
• Communicate any medical conditions or concerns with our staff.

Follow‐up appointments are scheduled based on your treatment plan and progress. Your healthcare provider will determine the frequency of these visits.

Yes, HBOT can be used alongside other medical treatments. Your provider will create a comprehensive plan that integrates HBOT with other therapies as needed.

Yes, children can receive HBOT, but it must be tailored to their specific needs and monitored closely. Paediatric cases should be evaluated by a provider experienced in treating children with HBOT.

HBOT may not be suitable for individuals with certain lung diseases, untreated pneumothorax, specific ear problems and Pregnant Women. Your healthcare provider will evaluate your suitability for HBOT

Coverage varies by program and condition. Check with your insurance provider for details on eligibility and coverage.

Bring necessary documentation, such as your health records insurance information, and identification. Wear non‐ metallic, comfortable clothing and avoid bringing valuables or electronics into the chamber

For additional questions or support, please contact our clinic at +91 74488 71121 or via email at info@medinextindia.com.