breathing concentrated oxygen supports wound closure in hard-to-heal diabetic leg ulcers
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy enhanced healing of ischemic, non-healing diabetic leg ulcers and may be used as a valuable adjunct to conventional therapy when reconstructive surgery is not possible, as demonstrated in a double-blind randomized controlled trial.
What this means for you
For people living with diabetes, poor circulation can make even small wounds stubbornly slow to close. This double-blind randomized controlled trial found that concentrated oxygen breathing supported healing in ulcers that weren't responding to standard care — suggesting it may help the body do what it struggles to do on its own when blood flow is compromised.
The published research
ADJUVANT HYPERBARIC OXYGEN AND OZONE THERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF
· 2007
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