Every woman wants to look young and well-groomed, and to achieve this goal, many are ready to make sacrifices and all sorts of tricks. But the development of aesthetic cosmetology allows you to gradually move from complex and traumatic surgical interventions to improved, modern and safe methods of rejuvenation. One of these methods is carboxytherapy, which turned all the laws of beauty and youth upside down, since the desired effect is achieved with the help of "harmful" carbon dioxide.
What is carboxytherapy?
In our minds, the concept of "carbon dioxide" is associated with a harmful substance, the increased content of which in the blood causes hypoxia (decrease in oxygen levels). The result of tissue hypoxia can be problems such as skin aging, wrinkles, cellulite, acne and other conditions. It would seem that there is only one method of treatment - the introduction of oxygen or, but the cosmetologists decided to go from the opposite and act on the principle of "knocking out a wedge with a wedge."
To understand the beneficial and rejuvenating effect of carbon dioxide, you need to return to the laws of physiology, one of which says that an increased content of CO2 in tissues causes stress in the body. But human body is a self-healing system that can cope with stressful situations with the help of its own resources. With hypercapnia (an increase in the level of carbon dioxide in the blood), the circulatory system begins to work in a different mode, trying to expand the vessels and increase the flow of oxygen to the cells.
The method of carboxytherapy is also based on this principle - the introduction of certain dosages of liquid CO2 under the skin. Since even high doses of this gas are not terrible for the body, a small amount of it instantly dissolves without causing significant damage to the tissues.
The principle of action of carboxytherapy and its types
At the injection site, a state of hypercapnia occurs, only not of a general, but of a local nature, which causes vasodilation, an influx of arterial blood with oxygen, an increase in metabolic processes and the removal of metabolites from cells. The “side” effects of this effect are an increase in the rate of cell regeneration, fat burning, as well as increased synthesis of collagen fibers. In addition, lymphatic drainage and the removal of intercellular fluid are improved, and inflammatory processes of the skin are also reduced.
For manipulation, a special high-purity medical CO2 is used, which can be administered for therapeutic purposes in doses not exceeding 1000 cm3. The gas is introduced by a device called Carboxy-Pan, from where it is fed through tubes after passing through a bactericidal filter.
If the introduced carbon dioxide is excreted from the body through the lungs after 30 minutes, then the processes launched by it slow down only by the end of 2-3 weeks. On the this moment There are two ways to deliver a substance:
- Injection carboxytherapy- in this case, carbon dioxide is injected using a thin needle, which, from the point of view of medicine, has a faster effect and obtains the desired result.
- Non-invasive carboxytherapy– attracts many patients, especially those who are afraid of any injections and other painful interventions. In this case, the active substance is delivered to the tissues by a transdermal method using a special mask that stimulates the penetration of gas under the skin. Compared with the first method, the effect of therapy begins a little later.
Indications for carrying out
- Signs of premature chrono- and photoaging of the skin.
- The presence of small, medium and deep wrinkles.
- Reduced tone and decrease in turgor.
- Thin and dry skin.
- The presence of pigment spots.
- Vascular drawing.
- Acne and post-acne.
- Slow down regeneration processes.
- Dark circles under the eyes.
- Stretch marks and cellulite.
- Hair loss, brittleness and dryness.
- Recovery after applying other, more aggressive rejuvenation techniques.
- The rehabilitation period after receiving burns.
- Edema and pastosity of tissues.
- Change in skin color and texture.
- Local deposits of adipose tissue.
- Local varicose veins.
- The presence of a second chin.
- Reduced skin turgor in the neck and décolleté area.
In addition, carboxytherapy is widely used in such branches of medicine as orthopedics and traumatology, neurology, cardiology, therapy, endocrinology.
Features of the procedure
Each case has its own characteristics of the introduction of carbon dioxide and the duration of the course:
- Carboxytherapy for rejuvenation and lifting- in this case, the penetration depth is 1-2 mm, which enhances the production of collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid in the dermal layer. The course is 5-6 sessions, with an interval of 2 times a week.
- For cellulite treatment and fat reduction– penetration depth is from 3-4 mm to 8-10 mm, which allows to improve lymphatic drainage and outflow of cell decay products at the proper depth. 1-2 sessions are best done 3 weeks before traditional liposuction, and then 10 days later, 2 times a week for 2 months.
- To correct stretch marks and scars- the depth of insertion is 5-6 mm; to obtain a cosmetic effect, a long course is required, consisting of 8-12 visits to a cosmetologist. The main advantages of the method are atraumaticity, versatility (carboxytherapy can be performed on any type of skin). It is carbon dioxide therapy that allows you to influence the root cause of the formation of stretch marks, that is, to restore the collagen matrix. The procedure goes well with chemical peels and.
- Against hair loss– penetration depth is only 1-2 mm. The effect is noticeable after 3-4 sessions, and the final result is achieved after a course of 8-12 procedures. The introduction of gas stimulates blood circulation and has a bactericidal effect in the hair follicles.
- To correct dark circles under the eyes. In most cases, the defect is caused by poor blood circulation in and under the lower eyelid. Patients notice a significant improvement in their condition after the 3rd session, and the course consists of an average of 6 visits to the beautician.
Manipulation
Manipulation is carried out only by a physiotherapist or cosmetologist who has a specialization and trained. Dosages, injection site and required pressure are calculated in each case individually. Sensations of patients at the time of injection - tingling, slight burning or pressure, which disappear after a few minutes.
The duration of the session depends on the size of the treated area, and the number is calculated on an individual basis. The frequency of conduction is from 1 to 4 times a week, and the average course is from 4-5 to 10-12 sessions. The result becomes noticeable after the first 1-2 procedures, and the overall effect can last from 6 months to 1 year.
Video session of invasive and non-injection carboxytherapy:
Contraindications for carboxytherapy
- The period of pregnancy and breastfeeding.
- Diseases of the kidneys and liver.
- Diseases of the cardiovascular system.
- Mental deviations in behavior and mental illness.
- Increased blood pressure.
- Thrombophlebitis of veins.
- Inflammatory processes of the skin at the injection site of the mixture.
Are complications possible?
In some cases, bruising occurs at the injection site of carbon dioxide - a consequence of the puncture of small vessels. There may also be slight swelling, redness, and a crepitus effect (crackling of the skin). To reduce side effects, it is not recommended to wet the treated area, as well as to avoid sudden changes in temperature for 2 days.
What cosmetic procedures are combined with "gas injections"?
Carboxytherapy is perfectly combined with other types, for example, with and liposuction, and is also part of complex therapy during plastic surgery. read our article.
Photos before and after
Often, patients with dystrophic and degenerative diseases of the musculoskeletal system are prescribed carboxytherapy procedures. But not all patients understand what it is.
Carboxytherapy (or "gas injection") was originally intended for cosmetology, as a method of skin rejuvenation. Now it is also used for joints. The procedure can be prescribed for pain, joint diseases with dystrophic and degenerative processes. Sometimes the procedure is prescribed for herniated intervertebral discs (but it is ineffective in the treatment of this pathology).
1 General description of the procedure
Carboxytherapy is used to improve joint mobility. This happens due to the relief of dystrophic and degenerative processes, as well as by reducing inflammation. The procedure also has a moderate analgesic effect, has a bactericidal and moderate anti-inflammatory effect, and is also able to eliminate small swelling around the affected joints.
The principle of operation is based on the action of active carbon dioxide molecules. It is injected into cramped muscles. The intake of carbon dioxide by the body is regarded as a lack of oxygen. Because of this, he begins to intensively “treat” this place: capillaries expand, blood flow increases, metabolism accelerates. The injected gas is completely eliminated by the body within 5-20 minutes.
Carboxytherapy can be used for arthrosis and arthritis of any etiology. The procedure is performed by a specialist who has the skills to use a diffusion gun. The procedure is usually painless, with moderate discomfort if there is severe inflammation in the affected joint.
1.1 Exposure of gas to the affected joint: what is the effect of the procedure?
The use of carboxytherapy provides the following benefits:
- Partial or complete elimination pain syndrome of moderate or moderate intensity.
- Elimination of inflammation and, as a result, swelling around the joint.
- Improving joint mobility, including by eliminating spasm of the surrounding muscles.
- Inhibition of degenerative and dystrophic processes in the joint.
- Improvement of regional blood circulation, increased blood filling of capillaries.
- Strengthening metabolic / metabolic processes in the affected joint, strengthening the regenerative capabilities of the body.
- Prevention of infection attachment to "weakened" joints.
- Strengthening the effect of drugs that will be used to treat the disease (due to the fact that they will better reach the desired cells through dilated capillaries).
1.2 Which joints can be treated?
Carboxytherapy can be used for all major groups of joints, in which arthrosis or arthritis is most often localized. The hip and elbow joints are most effectively treated with this procedure.
The procedure can be performed on such joints:
- knee and hip (with coxarthrosis and gonarthrosis);
- elbow and shoulder;
- joints of fingers, hands;
- it is possible to prescribe carboxytherapy for the back (with spondyloarthrosis);
- ankle and jaw.
In the treatment of any disease, it is necessary to combine carboxytherapy with traditional methods of treatment. It makes no sense to use gas injections separately from standard drug therapy.- it's ineffective.
2 Indications for carboxytherapy
Indications for gas injections for joints (cartilage):
- Joint pain caused by inflammation or injury.
- Arthritis and arthrosis of any kind.
- Inflammatory processes and swelling of cartilage tissue.
- Rheumatism.
- Osteochondrosis.
- Protrusions.
- Intervertebral hernias.
- vestibular disorders.
- Stiffness in the movements of the affected joints, partial immobilization.
2.1 Contraindications
Carboxytherapy has relatively few contraindications and is considered a safe and harmless procedure.
3 How is carboxytherapy done for joints and back?
Medical carbon dioxide concentrate is injected into the muscle. A diffusion gun is used for injection. The procedures are carried out by a specially trained medical worker, the injection time is a few minutes minutes.
Within 30 minutes after the introduction of carbon dioxide, the patient must be in the office. If there were no complications within 30 minutes, the patient is sent home.
Preparation for carboxytherapy is not required - it is enough to take a shower ( just not hot, so as not to expand the capillaries) a couple of hours before the procedure. It is recommended to bring a towel with you (in private clinics, disposable towels are provided by the institution itself).
3.1 Who prescribes the treatment?
To get a referral for carboxytherapy, you need to contact a general practitioner, neurologist, rheumatologist or traumatologist. In public clinics, little is known about this procedure, so it is recommended to contact specialist doctors in private clinics.
You can not sign up for joint carboxytherapy on your own initiative– only a doctor can determine whether the procedure is necessary in your case. This requires an accurate diagnosis. It may be necessary to additionally additional diagnostics(if the last time it was done a long time ago).
3.2 How do you feel during and after the procedure?
Usually during the procedure, patients feel a mild feeling of pressure and tingling at the injection site. After the injection, a slight swelling or hyperemia (reddening of the skin) may occur.
Some patients experience crepitus (felt as a light, barely audible crunch, may be heard due to bursting gas bubbles in the skin tissues). This symptom resolves on its own within 10-20 minutes. Very rarely, small bruises appear at the injection site, which resolve themselves within a few days.
Severe complications after carboxytherapy are extremely rare. To exclude them, the patient is left for half an hour after the injection in the hospital.
3.3 Where are gas injections given?
Treatment with gas injections is carried out mainly in private clinics and spa treatment. In state hospitals or clinics, the procedure is rare, as it is little studied and ineffective.
3.4 Carboxytherapy of the knee joint (video)
3.5 Cost and duration of the course
The average cost of carboxytherapy is 400 rubles for a paravertebral injection and 320 rubles for the treatment of two groups of joints. Para-articular (periarticular gas injections) injections will cost 280-350 rubles.
It usually takes 3-12 treatments to feel a positive effect.
3 injections per week are allowed. If a positive effect is observed, then their frequency is reduced to 1 procedure per month.
Carboxytherapy is a new method of treatment, often used for diseases of the musculoskeletal system. It is a treatment with carbon dioxide injections. Carboxytherapy is often used for osteochondrosis, because it is an effective method of getting rid of pain and significantly improves the patient's overall well-being, positively affects the course of the disease.
The essence of the method and the principle of action
The method is based on the use of injections of sterilized carbon dioxide, completely free of impurities. His high quality confirmed by special certificates, therefore, you should not be afraid of such interference in the body. During carboxytherapy, carbon dioxide is injected through a special medical instrument, according to appearance pistol-like. With its help, the flow of gas, its amount required for injection, as well as the depth of penetration of the needle are easily controlled. All these parameters vary depending on the area of the body and the individual characteristics of the patient.
The method is based on the use of injections of sterilized carbon dioxide.
Carboxytherapy for osteochondrosis works as follows:
- The introduction of carbon dioxide under the skin causes tissue hypoxia.
- A sudden lack of oxygen gives a signal to the body about a lack of nutrients, which is an incentive to speed up metabolic processes.
- As a result, blood flow increases significantly at the injection site, capillaries expand, and the metabolism actively accelerates.
All these processes naturally eliminate unpleasant pain from osteochondrosis, increase the tone of the body, and start the regeneration of spinal tissues. The body removes carbon dioxide in a few minutes through the kidneys and lungs, the effect of the injection will last for a long period of time.
Carboxytherapy is a universal procedure that can be used not only in severe forms of osteochondrosis, but also as a preventive measure. Its regular use significantly improves the well-being of a patient suffering from osteochondrosis, relieves pain. For the treatment of osteochondrosis, it is necessary to take a course of 3 to 12 sessions, each of which includes several carbon dioxide injections. The interval between sessions should be from 20 to 30 days. All these parameters are determined by the attending physician; it is forbidden to carry out carboxytherapy without the testimony of a specialist.
Many patients note that a course of treatment with carboxytherapy for osteochondrosis once a year is enough to significantly alleviate the condition. In combination with this procedure, you can use other methods of treating the disease: physiotherapy, drug treatment, laser therapy, magnetotherapy, etc. The best effect is observed with the annual passage of the spa treatment of osteochondrosis, the course of which includes carboxytherapy.
Carboxytherapy is actively used in cosmetology: with the help of carbon dioxide injections, skin color is evened out, its condition improves, and flabbiness disappears.
Carboxytherapy contributes to a significant improvement in joint mobility, relieves swelling, inflammation, relaxes muscles, eliminates pain. All these effects from injections are felt by many patients after the first procedure. With continued treatment with carboxytherapy, a regenerative process is noted, toxins, toxins and other deposits in the area of the joints are getting rid of.
Gas injections used for the back and joints are prescribed not only for osteochondrosis, but also for other diseases of the joints. Carboxytherapy can be indicated for arthrosis, arthritis and other dystrophic changes in the musculoskeletal system. In addition, carboxytherapy is actively used in cosmetology: with the help of carbon dioxide injections, skin color is evened out, its condition improves, and flabbiness disappears. This procedure is effective in the fight against cellulite, stretch marks and some other skin defects.
How is the procedure
Carboxytherapy is carried out in a medical office. Initially, the places of introduction of carbon dioxide are determined. It depends on the type and localization of osteochondrosis. Depending on the severity of the disease, the doctor determines the amount of carbon dioxide needed for the injection. After that, the patient is placed on the couch, the doctor disinfects the skin areas. The medical gun fills up the right amount substances, then get ready to go.
Injections during carboxytherapy are practically painless, as they are made with a very thin needle.
Injections during carboxytherapy are given with a very thin needle, due to which the injection itself is practically painless. Injections are placed in a row, without a time interval, areas near the spine affected by osteochondrosis are chipped. A slight burning sensation may appear in the injection area, which disappears within a minute. If, as a result of the procedure, the capillaries are affected and a small amount of blood appears, the wound is sealed with a plaster. After some time, swelling and bruising may appear in places exposed to gas - this is considered the norm.
Immediately after gas injections for osteochondrosis, it is recommended to do a warm-up or take a walk. So blood circulation further increases, and the effect of the procedure increases. Rehabilitation after carboxytherapy is not required: it is enough not to wet the affected areas of the skin for the first 10 hours, to avoid strong physical activity until the swelling disappears.
Side effects and contraindications
Carboxytherapy for osteochondrosis has few contraindications:
- Skin diseases - dermatitis, inflammation, damage to the skin, etc.
- Pregnancy, breastfeeding.
- Diseases of the liver and kidneys.
- Thrombophlebitis.
- Violation of blood pressure.
- Diseases of the cardiovascular system.
- Mental disorders.
- Epilepsy.
- Infectious diseases.
serious side effects occur extremely rarely. Most often, there is a burning sensation immediately after the introduction of a gas injection, the occurrence of swelling, redness, hematoma. Within a few hours after the procedure, the patient may feel a feeling of heaviness at the injection sites, within half an hour - crunching.
The strength of the manifestation of side effects depends on the pain threshold of the patient and other individual characteristics of the organism. Some patients feel trembling, hot flashes, tingling - this is due to the action of gas and a sharp increase in local blood circulation.
Conclusion
The carboxytherapy procedure for osteochondrosis is a fairly effective treatment method that has a minimum number of contraindications due to the safety of the raw materials used. Its regular use contributes not only to improving the general condition of the patient, but also to the restoration of joint tissues, i.e., recovery. The versatility of carboxytherapy allows it to be used for patients of any age and gender, and the absence of a rehabilitation process is a significant advantage for people leading active image life.
Bad ecology, malnutrition, aging of the body leads to the fact that the vessels transport oxygen to cells and tissues worse. This leads to oxygen starvation of the body. Gas injections can help, although at first glance this method can only aggravate the situation. Gas injections or carboxytherapy is the introduction of carbon dioxide under the skin. It would seem that with a lack of oxygen, it is necessary to enrich the body with it, but the principle “knock out with a wedge” works here. This method is effective for the treatment of many diseases of the back and joints, and it has received even wider application in cosmetology.
How is carboxytherapy performed?
The essence of the carboxytherapy technique is the precise introduction of portions of carbon dioxide under the skin. The procedure uses a medical gun and a thin disposable needle through which carbon dioxide is supplied. Gas injections can be injected into the joints and tissues of the back. Such treatment with gas injections is widely popular in the sanatoriums of the Czech Republic and Slovakia, and in Russia it has appeared relatively recently.
Despite the simplicity of the procedure at first glance, only a professional should conduct it, of course, there can be no question of any injections to oneself at home. The volume of the injection should be clearly dosed, in accordance with the instructions, and the injection itself should be carried out at certain points.
What is the effectiveness of the carboxytherapy procedure
Natural carbon dioxide has an anti-inflammatory effect, reduces swelling. With the introduction of portions of carbon dioxide into the body, we increase the oxygen starvation of the body by artificial means. This results in the following:
- The body begins to work at an accelerated pace, namely, there is a more intense blood circulation at the injection site, metabolic processes in the tissues are faster, accumulated toxins are removed from the body on their own.
- After the introduction of a portion of the gas, it acts for half an hour, after which it is excreted from the body through the lungs and kidneys.
- After the release of gas from the body, its active work does not stop: oxygen actively approaches tissues and cells, fats are broken down, collagen fibers are actively produced in tissues.
Gas injections or carboxytherapy is considered a very effective method of rejuvenating the body. In the treatment of joints in this way, there is a removal of pain, an increase in their mobility.
Indications and contraindications for the procedure
- diseases of the spine and joints;
- chronic pain syndromes;
- decrease in skin turgor;
- the appearance of wrinkles;
- aesthetic skin imperfections, such as vascular pattern, pigmentation, acne and post-acne;
- stretch marks, cellulite, deposits of adipose tissue in certain places;
- uneven skin color, change in its relief;
- hair loss, dry scalp.
Contraindications for carboxytherapy are as follows:
- pregnancy and lactation;
- heart diseases;
- mental disorders;
- diseases of the liver and kidneys;
- epilepsy;
- recent heart attack.
Gas injections in cosmetology
Carboxytherapy has been widely used in cosmetology and has numerous positive reviews. Most often it is used for skin rejuvenation. Activation of blood circulation in tissues stimulates the production of collagen, which ensures its elasticity and firmness. This helps to smooth out wrinkles, improve the flabby appearance of the skin, so gas injections can be considered a worthy competitor.
Down with stretch marks! Gas shots in action
The problem of stretch marks and striae is very relevant for most women over the age of thirty. Many young mothers also dream of getting rid of this skin defect. Unfortunately, effective methods Striae control is very scarce and very costly. Carboxytherapy and carbon dioxide injections can solve this problem. To achieve a good effect, you will need at least 8 procedures for gas injections, costing from 2000 rubles. The scheme is as follows:
- The patient is placed on the couch in the supine position.
- The areas of the skin on which the injections will be carried out are treated step by step with a disinfectant.
- The specialist gradually introduces injections under the skin of the patient to a depth of 5-6 mm.
- When blood appears at the injection site, the wound is sealed with a plaster.
This method is universal, it can be performed for patients with any type of skin at any age. The action lies in the fact that carbon dioxide restores the collagen matrix, the damage to which is the root cause of stretch marks and stretch marks. For greater efficiency, cosmetologists recommend combining carbon dioxide injections with chemical peels.
Gas injections for hair loss
It is possible to carry out the carboxytherapy procedure on any part of the body, this allows you to solve the problem of hair loss with the help of gas injections. With the introduction of gas, there is an increase in blood circulation, which leads to the activation of the growth of hair follicles. To achieve the effect, 3 to 8 procedures may be required. The injection is carried out with a shallow penetration, only 1-2 mm. Gas injections can be compared with, only not a special cocktail is introduced, but CO2. This method is highly effective, and most importantly, it is painless. The cost of one procedure is about 1500 rubles.
Get rid of the "orange peel" thanks to carbon dioxide
Gas injections can solve the problem of sagging skin and help you say goodbye to the hated cellulite. Injections are carried out to a sufficiently large depth, which is determined by a specialist based on the severity of the problem. The depth of needle insertion can be from 3 to 10 mm. The method improves lymphatic drainage and outflow of cellular decay products. The price of the procedure is from 1500 rubles.
Carboxytherapy has been known for a long time, but this method was most widely used at the end of the 20th century. Today, such procedures can be done in many specialized institutions for certain indications. Why gas injections are useful, when to carry out carboxytherapy and when it cannot be done, will be discussed in detail in this article.
During the procedure, carbon dioxide is introduced, which has a lymphatic drainage effect. The events are especially popular in cosmetology. They have a rejuvenating effect. The gas boosts the oxidation of fat cells, as a result of which overweight leaves, and the figure takes on a natural shape.
Injections have significant contraindications, but all this cannot be compared with indications for use. The procedures will be useful for those who have problems with being overweight. Today, this procedure is considered safe and is offered in many clinics around the world. France and the Czech Republic are considered leaders in this field, where carboxytherapy has been practiced for more than a dozen years. The experience of foreign doctors is adopted by colleagues from other countries, and today gas injections are made in many medical institutions and beauty parlors.
The effect of injections on the body
It is injected subcutaneously. For this, special equipment is used that allows you to control the dosage and rate of administration. Among the advantages:
- safety - the method does not lead to complications, but the final result depends on the quality of the procedure and the experience of the doctor;
- efficiency - the gas is quickly absorbed and starts biologically active processes in the body;
- minimal contraindications - the list of contraindications is minimal, which is why the procedure is especially popular among the elderly;
- painlessness - injections are less painful than conventional injections, in addition, side effects are minimal and pass quickly.
At the time of the introduction of gas, discomfort is possible, but they disappear already during the procedure. It is important after the injection not to wet the injection site, not to overcool and not to visit steam rooms. If pain occurs, it is necessary to stop therapy, this indicates an incorrect dosage or gas supply rate.
The essence of the method is interesting. Through the introduction of gas, a critical starvation of the cells is achieved, which begin to accumulate oxygen. This is due to the increased blood supply to the tissues. Oxygen is supplied to the puncture site in large doses, which helps to improve metabolic processes at the cellular level.
Contraindications and indications make it possible to assess the significance of the method for human health. The gas itself is not required by the body, but it has such an active effect on the cells that it is difficult to name a more valuable element for improving blood circulation. Ozone has a similar effect. The therapy is safe and can be recommended for any skin type and at any age.
Indications and contraindications
Indications for injections and minimal contraindications expand the scope of this method. Procedures are useful in the following cases:
- hair loss,
- diseases of the musculoskeletal system,
- stretch marks,
- age changes,
- cellulite,
- overweight,
- swelling of the face and legs,
- spider veins,
- bags under the eyes.
Injections will help with osteochondrosis and skin diseases. The procedure is useful for the prevention of age-related changes, as a method of rapid recovery after surgery and injuries. The indication for gas therapy is the period after the birth of a child. Women often have skin problems, they develop puffiness and stretch marks, which are easily eliminated after gas injections. Often combined with mesotherapy, enhancing the result of the latter. Injections are indicated after plastic surgery. They contribute to rapid recovery and better skin tightening.
Contraindications to the introduction of carbon dioxide are acute infectious diseases, wounds on the surface of the skin, pregnancy and heart disease. You can not do gas injections with thrombophlebitis, unstable angina, renal failure. Respiratory failure is a direct contraindication.
Injections start regenerative processes, contributing to the restoration of damaged cells. The point impact of injections stimulates the activity of acupuncture points, which are responsible for the functioning of important internal organs. Injections improve the condition and prevent premature aging.
