Regenerative Medicine
Diagnosis & Understanding
2. PRP Injection
1:42
Minimally Invasive & Surgical Treatments
Alternative & Emerging Therapies
1. Shockwave Therapy (MSK)
2:03
2. Laser Therapy
2:05
3. Ozone Therapy
1:37
Neck or Cervical Pain
Non-Surgical Treatment Options
2. Bracing
1:30
Minimally Invasive & Surgical Treatments
2. Caudal Epidural
1:33
5. Facet Joint Injection
1:44
10. Interventional Pain Procedures
1:58
13. Artificial Disc Replacement
1:52
Alternative & Emerging Therapies
1. Regenerative Medicine
2:06
2. PRP Injection
1:42
4. MFAT
2:04
5. Shockwave Therapy (MSK)
2:03
6. Laser Therapy
2:05
7. Ozone Therapy
1:37
Low back or Lumbar Pain
Diagnosis & Understanding
1. Herniated Disc
1:58
Minimally Invasive & Surgical Treatments
Alternative & Emerging Therapies
1. Regenerative Medicine
2:06
2. PRP Injection
1:42
4. MFAT
2:04
5. Shockwave Therapy (MSK)
2:03
6. Laser Therapy
2:05
7. Ozone Therapy
1:37
Headaches
Diagnosis & Understanding
1. Migraine
2:04
2. Tension Headache
1:50
3. Cluster Headache
1:53
4. Occipital Neuralgia
2:02
5. Trigeminal Neuralgia
1:35
6. Neck Pain
1:55
Non-Surgical Treatment Options
4. Acupuncture
2:13
Minimally Invasive & Surgical Treatments
2. Botox (Migraines/Dystonia)
2:07
3. Sphenopalatine Block
1:47
6. Peripheral Nerve Stimulation
1:41
Alternative & Emerging Therapies
1. Regenerative Medicine
2:06
2. PRP Injection
1:42
3. Shockwave Therapy (MSK)
2:03
4. Laser Therapy
2:05
5. Ozone Therapy
1:37
Robert Moghim MD
Anchor Healthcare
Ozone Therapy
1746884771
Ozone therapy is a treatment used for joint, tendon, ligament, and muscle pain by injecting a controlled ozone-oxygen mixture into the affected area. It helps reduce inflammation, improve oxygen flow, and promote healing. This treatment has been studied for conditions like arthritis, tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, low back pain, knee osteoarthritis, and carpal tunnel syndrome.
When injected, ozone interacts with body fluids to produce substances that stimulate healing and reduce pain. It may also activate natural pain-relieving pathways, helping the body manage discomfort more effectively. This makes it a potential option for chronic pain that hasn’t improved with other treatments.
Alternatives to ozone therapy include physical therapy, steroid injections, platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy, pain medications, or, in some cases, surgery. While steroids can provide relief, they have side effects with repeated use, such as tissue weakening or joint damage. Ozone therapy may offer an alternative for those looking for a regenerative approach.
Risks are low but may include temporary soreness, mild swelling, or irritation at the injection site. Serious side effects are rare but could include infection or nerve irritation if not performed correctly.
Many patients feel relief within days to weeks, but multiple treatments may be needed for lasting results. If chronic pain is limiting your daily activities, ozone therapy may be an option to consider.
Our team is here to help guide you toward the best treatment for your condition.
FAQs
How soon can one expect results from ozone therapy?
Many patients report experiencing relief within days to weeks after undergoing ozone therapy. However, multiple treatments may be necessary to achieve lasting results, especially for chronic conditions. It is essential to consult with a healthcare provider to determine the appropriate treatment plan.
What are the alternatives to ozone therapy?
Alternatives to ozone therapy include physical therapy, steroid injections, platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy, pain medications, and surgical interventions. Steroid injections can provide relief but have side effects if used repeatedly, making ozone therapy an alternative for patients seeking a regenerative approach.
What are the risks associated with ozone therapy?
Risks from ozone therapy are generally low but may include temporary soreness, mild swelling, or irritation at the injection site. Serious side effects such as infection or nerve irritation are rare, especially when the procedure is performed correctly by trained practitioners.
What conditions can ozone therapy potentially treat?
Ozone therapy has been studied for its potential benefits in treating various conditions such as arthritis, tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, low back pain, knee osteoarthritis, and carpal tunnel syndrome. It is considered particularly for chronic pain that hasn't improved with other treatments.
What is ozone therapy and how does it work?
Ozone therapy involves injecting a controlled ozone-oxygen mixture into the affected area to treat joint, tendon, ligament, and muscle pain. This therapy aims to reduce inflammation, improve oxygen flow, and promote healing by stimulating the body's natural pain-relieving pathways, which can be beneficial for chronic pain conditions.