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What Are Medical Ozone Procedures?

Medical ozone procedures involve the use of an ozone–oxygen mixture through specified medical methods and appropriate equipment. Ozone is a strong oxidant; inhalation is harmful to the lungs, and the route of administration is critical to safety.

Limits of the Evidence

Research into possible benefits continues in some areas, but the strength of evidence varies by condition and method. Ozone should not be presented as a general treatment for cancer, infection, diabetes, neurological disease, ageing or a wide range of chronic conditions, and it must not replace evidence-based standard care.

Suitability and Safety

If a procedure is considered, the diagnosis, method, expected benefit, uncertainties and alternatives should be discussed with a physician. Risks vary by route and may include pain, bruising, infection, vascular injury, oxidative damage to blood cells and serious gas-related complications. G6PD deficiency, pregnancy, bleeding problems, selected thyroid or cardiovascular conditions and current medication require specific review.

This page provides general information and is not a personal diagnosis or treatment recommendation. Any procedure must be planned in legally authorised settings following physician assessment and under medical supervision.