Application of Ozone in Disease Treatment

Application of Ozone in Disease Treatment

Ozone possesses multiple therapeutic effects, including germicidal, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, cell-activating, and metabolism-promoting properties.

Currently, medical ozone is widely used in clinical practice to treat various diseases across multiple fields such as internal medicine, surgery, gynecology, pediatrics, and dentistry, yielding excellent therapeutic outcomes. For example, in the adjuvant treatment of burns, local gaseous ozone bag therapy is applied to the burned area, combined with local debridement using ozone water. This approach leverages ozone’s broad-spectrum antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and analgesic capabilities. Additionally, ozone is also employed in the treatment of gynecological inflammations.

The treatment of gynecological inflammation with ozone represents a perfect integration of sterile therapy and painless intervention. Typically, a medical ozone generator is used to produce ozone at a specific concentration, which is then applied to the affected area to achieve the goal of inflammation treatment.