In modern times in medicine there are ever new methods of treatment for many diseases. For example, gas injections, which will be discussed in this article. The procedure helps to restore the human body, which is constantly under the influence of poor ecology, suffers from malnutrition and aging. As a result, oxygen is poorly supplied to tissues and cells.
What are called gas injections?
Gas injections (indications and contraindications are described in this article somewhat below) have two other names: "pneumopuncture" and "cabroxytherapy". These are common injections that are given with carbon dioxide. That is a kind of mesotherapy. During this procedure, nutrients are introduced into the body. And during cabroxytherapy - only pure carbon dioxide.
This method of treatment has become widespread recently, at the end of the last century. But cabroxytherapy can only be done in special medical institutions, which take into account many indicators before the procedure.
The essence of the method
Thanks to the introduction of carbon dioxide into the body. The strongest starvation of cells begins. And they frantically produce oxygen through the blood supply to tissues. O2 enters in large quantities to the puncture site. And this helps to improve metabolism at the cellular level.
What apparatus are gas injections made?
For cabroxytherapy, a medical gun from a French manufacturer is used. The device provides accurate insertion and greater accuracy. Highly purified carbon dioxide is used as a raw material for the gun. It is certified, which confirms its quality and safety for humans.
How is the maximum effect achieved?
To achieve the maximum effect of cabroxytherapy, several sessions are necessary. Their number and schedule of procedures is determined by doctors. But for cosmetic purposes, a single injection may be enough, as the result becomes noticeable immediately. With treatment, the effect occurs most often in the period from one to three weeks. And it lasts from several months to a year.
The action of gas injections
The procedure is of great benefit to the body. When a person is injected with carbon dioxide, it is absorbed very quickly, so the effect begins immediately. There is a list of contraindications, but it is not large. Therefore, elderly people are often interested in cabroxytherapy. They are also attracted by the fact that the procedure is painless, unlike conventional injections. Gas injections:
- improve general blood circulation and quickly deliver oxygen to all tissues and cells;
- normalize lymph flow;
- stimulate the flow of oxygen and nutrients;
- stimulate rapid cell recovery;
- affect all points responsible for the work of internal organs;
- promote rejuvenation, increase skin elasticity and freshness due to the production of elastin and collagen;
- affect fat deposits, causing cells to oxidize and burn.
Gas is injected subcutaneously using special equipment to control the dose and rate of administration. The method of cabroxytherapy does not lead to complications. The final result depends only on the experience of the physician and the quality of the procedure. And if side effects appear, then they quickly pass.
Procedure
Before the procedure for gas injections is prescribed, the doctor examines the patient, identifying whether there are any contraindications. If injections can be carried out, then the person sits on a chair and the places of exposure are treated with an antiseptic. Gas is injected into the patient with a special gun with a very thin needle.
At the same time, a certain depth and zone of influence are observed. For one injection, only 200 milliliters of carbon dioxide is injected. And for several times and in small portions. In this case, unpleasant sensations of a slight burning sensation or tingling may occur. But with gas injections, this is considered the norm.
Unpleasant sensations disappear already during the procedure itself. But if pain begins, the wrong dosage or gas flow rate may be the fault.
Indications for the use of gas injections
The latest modern cure for many diseases is gas injections. Indications for the greatest effect:
- excess weight;
- hair loss;
- bags and swelling under the eyes;
- after plastic surgery;
- varicose veins, phlebitis, venous insufficiency;
- signs of aging (wrinkles, discoloration of the skin and its flabbiness;
- cosmetic defects (stretch marks, scars and scars);
- cellulite;
- consequences of surgery or injury;
- rehabilitation after a stroke or other especially serious illnesses;
- diseases of the cardiovascular system;
- any heart disease (including hypertension, atherosclerosis, etc.);
- diseases of the musculoskeletal system (including arthritis, osteoporosis, gout, etc.);
- diseases that affect the muscles (including atrophy, myositis, etc.);
- a number of diseases related to the female and male reproductive systems (including prostatitis, adnexitis and adhesions);
- complications after failed liposuction;
- swelling of the body or its parts.
Contraindications
Despite the fact that gas injections are useful for almost all diseases, there are still contraindications:
- You can not make injections during the course of acute infectious and skin diseases or exacerbation of chronic.
- During pregnancy or breastfeeding;
- With epilepsy and heart failure occurring in acute form.
- With any skin infections or their exacerbations.
- Do not use gas injections if there are problems with blood pressure.
- With angina pectoris, thrombophlebitis and open wounds.
- During gangrene or skin damage in the area of the intended exposure.
- With renal failure.
Joint and spine treatment
Gas injections for joints and spine have long been made in Europe. This method has been used with great success in clinics in Slovakia and the Czech Republic for a long time. Now cabroxytherapy has begun to be applied in Russia. For example, in the clinic of Razumovsky. With the help of cabroxytherapy, carbon dioxide enters the joints and tissues of the back.
And according to statistics, approximately 80% of patients report a significant improvement in their condition. Gas injections, reviews of which are only positive, can relieve pain syndromes and increase joint mobility.
Cabroxytherapy in cosmetology
Carbon dioxide injections are successfully used in cosmetology. During the procedure, collagen is produced, which provides skin firmness and elasticity. Even deep wrinkles are quickly smoothed out, cellulite disappears. This will require at least eight procedures.
The patient is placed on the couch. Then the injection site is wiped with disinfectant solutions. A needle is inserted under the skin to a depth of 5 to 6 millimeters. If blood appears after the injection, the hole in the skin is sealed with a band-aid. The method is universal. It can be applied to any type of skin.
Karlovy Vary
Gas injections in Karlovy Vary are very popular. They are held in all resorts of the resort. Basically, the procedure is done to relieve pain or degeneration of the spine and joints. But gas injections, of course, cannot replace the full range of treatments.
Cabroxytherapy for hair loss
Gas injections perfectly solve the problem of hair loss. When an injection is made, blood begins to circulate more strongly. And it activates the growth of hair follicles. For the best effect, you need to go through eight procedures. The injections are shallow - from 1 to 2 mm. The method is painless.
Rehabilitation and precautions
The rehabilitation period after gas injections is practically not required. After the procedure, there is no need to stay in the hospital. The only thing is that there are several restrictions that must be fulfilled for several hours. At this time, it is forbidden to allow hypothermia, visit the saunas and steam in the baths.
You can not wet the injection site, respectively, bathing and swimming in the pool are excluded. Observe safety precautions within two days. Until the swelling at the injection site is completely gone.