Injections in Pain Therapy

[Italian Language with English CC/Subtitles]

The speaker presents on the established yet continually evolving practice of oxygen-ozone therapy for pain relief, particularly for back pain related to herniated discs. They trace the history of this therapy, noting its use in the early 1900s for lung diseases and its resurgence in the 1980s for spinal conditions. Highlighting the dual action of ozone therapy — the direct breakdown of the nucleus pulposus in herniated discs and the activation of the arachidonic acid cascade — the speaker underscores its efficacy and safety profile. The presentation covers practical advice on administering ozone therapy, stressing its antiseptic properties and cost-effectiveness. The speaker concludes by noting the broader applications of ozone therapy in various joint and neuropathic conditions, offering personal insights and experiences on its benefits and suggesting further exploration for those new to the practice.

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