Ozone Bladder Insufflation

What is Ozone Bladder Insufflation?

Bladder Ozone is the application of Medical Ozone into the urethra and bladder.

What are the Indications for Bladder Ozone?

• Chronic Bladder Infections
• Chronic Prostatitis
• Chronic Urethral Infections
• Fungal (yeast) infections affecting the urethra and bladder
• Interstitial Cystitis
• Post Surgical or Post Chemo Bladder Problems
• Urge Incontinence

How is Bladder Ozone performed?

After wiping the opening of the urethra with an antiseptic, a small bladder catheter is inserted into the bladder through the urethra. Then a small amount of procaine and a homeopathic anti-inflammatory is administered. After 5 to 10 minutes, about 60cc’s of medical grade ozone (two ounces) is administered through the tube. The patient refrains from voiding for the next ½ hour.

Is Bladder Ozone painful?

Patients usually report that the procedure is painless.

Can I receive other oxidative therapies on the same day?

Yes

What is the frequency of the treatment? How many will I need?

The frequency of the treatment varies from daily to several times per week. The number depends on the severity of the problem, age, and other health problems.

Important FDA Message

The services and treatments on this page are not approved by the federal Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) for the treatment of any particular condition.  The treatment and therapy on this page have not been evaluated by the FDA.  We do not claim these treatments are safe and effective for any listed or unlisted condition, intended or implied.

We do not claim that the services or treatment on this page treat any disease or health condition.  We do not claim the services and treatment are comparable or superior to conventional medical treatments in curing, mitigating or treating any disease or health condition.  At this point, they are unproven therapies.

There are no randomized, controlled human clinical research testing studies demonstrating the safety or effectiveness of the services or therapy listed on this page.  We are aware of preliminary research and anecdotal reports that, in some or many cases, these treatments and therapies have helped some patients improve or alleviate their conditions.  Preliminary studies and anecdotal reports of positive outcomes do not necessarily indicate treatment efficacy.  Anecdotal experiences cannot be interpreted to substantiate any health-related claim.  Research studies referred to on this website are limited and many conclude further evaluation is required from well-controlled clinical trials to verify possible benefits.  The treatment and therapy listed on this page do not work for everyone.  Results achieved by some patients may not be typical for other patients.  There are no guarantees that this treatment will help you.  All information on this website including reference to current research journals is for educational purposes only.

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