So sorry to hear this. It works for some PD patients, not all. It may do nothing OR it may do something. Many health issues factor in, and we are pursuing HBOT because of the medical research available. I pray and hope for relief of symptoms, improved quality of life and the possible slowing of disease progression. I wish you well and thank you for sharing. God Bless you.
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My BIL did this for a couple of years to treat a wound in his head that wouldn't heal. It did nothing for his Parkinson's and the wound healing was very slow.
HBOT is “off-label” but there is a well documented canon of evidence that it is an emergent, adjunctive therapy with encouraging results. We are actively pursuing this pathway. Why not try something noninvasive?? It’s protocol in Europe and the UK.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is not currently an established or recommended treatment for Parkinson's disease. The available search results don't contain information supporting its use for Parkinson's management.
For managing Parkinson's symptoms, there are several well-researched treatment options worth discussing Show Full Answer