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On December 3, OxyGeneration will be marking the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. This is a time to recognise resilience, raise awareness, and improve access to care. For many people living with mobility challenges or using wheelchairs, crutches, or prosthetics, pressure sores and chronic wounds are a daily risk that can have a huge impact on comfort and independence.

As we mark International Men’s Day on November 19, it’s a good moment to highlight an area of men’s health that’s less often discussed: recovery after surgery, injury or cancer treatment.

Chronic foot ulcers are a serious complication of diabetes. These wounds can be very slow to heal, and treatment can be prolonged and frustrating. In some cases, when little or no progress is being made with treatment, an amputation may be recommended.

Chronic inflammation is a hidden culprit behind many health conditions, and while it serves a purpose in the body’s natural healing process, when it lingers, it can cause more harm than good. Persistent inflammation is linked to various issues, including arthritis, cardiovascular disease, and autoimmune disorders. While anti-inflammatory medications are commonly used to manage pain and symptoms, they aren’t always ideal for long-term use due to potential side effects. Others cannot take these medications due to stomach issues. This is where hyperbaric oxygenation (HBOT) can make a difference and offer relief.

Managing inflammation is a common challenge that many of us face, whether it’s due to injury, illness, or chronic conditions. Inflammation causes painful swelling that not only disrupts our comfort but also hinders our body’s natural healing processes by obstructing oxygen flow to our cells.

Chronic inflammation, the underlying culprit in various health conditions, often imposes significant challenges for individuals seeking relief. Enter hyperbaric oxygenation (HBOT) - a safe, non-invasive, approach that targets inflammation at its core, offering hope and relief for those grappling with myriad health issues.