Re: mild hyperbaric oxygen treatment

[Guest guest]

I'm disappointed to hear that the soft chamber one is giving you

problem with ears. My right one was injured at one time, so I think

that is why I'm having trouble. Is yours considered mild hyperbaric

oxygen treatment Ed?

--- In , Edy Rayfield <edyrayfield@...>

wrote:

>

> I have a home chamber and it always makes me feel better. I like

that I'm getting oxygenated. I, too, have some ear problems and

haven't been using it as much as I'd like. It goes to about a 12 foot

depth unlike the hard shelled ones that go to 45 foot.

[Guest guest]

Yes. I used it for almost 9 months and I expect to use it again when this ear

thing has resolved. I had an upper tooth pulled and that was the beginning of

the trouble. Soon I hope I'll be doing it again. I went in a couple of days

ago and only experienced a slight pain in the ear. I think between the Nizarol

spray and Neti Pot I'll soon have this taken care of and look forward to more

HBOT. What ATA are you trying to do?

[] Re: mild hyperbaric oxygen treatment

I'm disappointed to hear that the soft chamber one is giving you

problem with ears. My right one was injured at one time, so I think

that is why I'm having trouble. Is yours considered mild hyperbaric

oxygen treatment Ed?

>

> I have a home chamber and it always makes me feel better. I like

that I'm getting oxygenated. I, too, have some ear problems and

haven't been using it as much as I'd like. It goes to about a 12 foot

depth unlike the hard shelled ones that go to 45 foot.

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[Guest guest]

Ed, maybe tissues above where tooth was extracted still inflamed or

swollen a little, causing pressure on ear. Can you SLOW down the

speed to which you pressurize? I would think since you are at home,

you could go very slow. That allows pressures to equalize even if

there is only tiny room for air to flow through ear area. I think I

could go down to any depth really, if they would take me slow enough

but other people want to use the machine.... However I don't want to

encourage you. No pain should be tolerated as ear drum is so

delicate. I don't know what ATA is? They told me depth but I have

forgotten now, 40 feet? I think they only can get me down to 20 ft

due to how slow they need to go right now.

--- In , " Edy Rayfield " <edyrayfield@...>

wrote:

>

> Yes. I used it for almost 9 months and I expect to use it again

when this ear thing has resolved. I had an upper tooth pulled and

that was the beginning of the trouble. Soon I hope I'll be doing it

again. I went in a couple of days ago and only experienced a slight

pain in the ear. I think between the Nizarol spray and Neti Pot I'll

soon have this taken care of and look forward to more HBOT. What ATA

are you trying to do?

>

[Guest guest]

Barb,

That's a good idea. I can control how fast to pressurize by releasing air

with a valve right above my head. Also I yawn a lot to keep them open and pull

a bit on the ear turning my head for more openess. I will try your suggestion.

Edy

barb1283 <barb1283@...> wrote:

Ed, maybe tissues above where tooth was extracted still inflamed or

swollen a little, causing pressure on ear. Can you SLOW down the

speed to which you pressurize? I would think since you are at home,

you could go very slow. That allows pressures to equalize even if

there is only tiny room for air to flow through ear area. I think I

could go down to any depth really, if they would take me slow enough

but other people want to use the machine.... However I don't want to

encourage you. No pain should be tolerated as ear drum is so

delicate. I don't know what ATA is? They told me depth but I have

forgotten now, 40 feet? I think they only can get me down to 20 ft

due to how slow they need to go right now.

--- In , " Edy Rayfield " <edyrayfield@...>

wrote:

>

> Yes. I used it for almost 9 months and I expect to use it again

when this ear thing has resolved. I had an upper tooth pulled and

that was the beginning of the trouble. Soon I hope I'll be doing it

again. I went in a couple of days ago and only experienced a slight

pain in the ear. I think between the Nizarol spray and Neti Pot I'll

soon have this taken care of and look forward to more HBOT. What ATA

are you trying to do?

>