Major autohaemotherapy
A controlled quantity of your blood is treated with an oxygen–ozone mixture outside the body, in a closed system, before being returned to you.
Ozone-Oxygen-Therapy in Dublin
Doctor-ledA certified system, made in Germany.
Doctor-led Ozone-Oxygen-Therapy, beginning with an individual assessment. Understand the procedure, discuss the evidence and explore your options with our clinical team.
The essentials.
- First step
- A consultation and medical assessment: your history, indications and any contraindications.
- Applications
- Major autohaemotherapy, injection therapy or intestinal insufflation.
- Treatment plan
- A single treatment or a programme of 5 or 10, chosen by your doctor.
- Technology
- The German-made Hyper Medozon comfort, generating ozone from medical-grade oxygen.
- Who it is for
- Adults aged 18 and over. Not recommended in pregnancy or while breastfeeding.
- Alongside your care
- A complementary treatment, used in addition to conventional medicine, never instead of it.
Your doctor explains the proposed treatment and its cost before you decide to proceed. See Ozone-Oxygen-Therapy fees.
Ozone-Oxygen-Therapy
What is medical ozone?
The therapy gas is a precise mixture of pure medical oxygen and a small, measured share of ozone. Your doctor sets the concentration for your treatment.
- O₃A reactive form of oxygen, made of three oxygen atoms instead of two.
- ≤ 5%The mixture is mostly medical oxygen, with no more than 5% ozone.
- FreshGenerated from medical-grade oxygen for each treatment. It is colourless, has a distinctive smell and is never inhaled.
- DecadesUsed in medical practice for decades as a complementary treatment, alongside conventional medicine.
Our equipment
A certified system, made in Germany.
Our clinic uses the Hyper Medozon comfort by HAB® (Herrmann Apparatebau GmbH), a German manufacturer that has developed and built ozone-oxygen therapy systems since 1984.
- CE-marked medical device, certified under the EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR)
- Designed for hyperbaric major autohaemotherapy, with stored therapy protocols and a repeat function
- Covers every application we offer, from autohaemotherapy to insufflation
- Developed and manufactured in Germany
Manufacturer information: h-a-b.de
Three ways ozone is applied.
Ozone (O₃), sometimes called active oxygen, is a form of oxygen with a strong oxidising effect. Our system generates a controlled oxygen–ozone mixture from medical-grade oxygen, and the concentration is adjusted to the application and your individual treatment protocol.
Injection & syringe therapy
Local application using appropriate injection techniques, where clinically indicated.
Intestinal insufflation
Administration of a controlled oxygen–ozone mixture using the appropriate medical system.
What the device information lists.
For each application, the device information lists the indications below. They describe what has been reported, not a promise of results: whether Ozone-Oxygen-Therapy is appropriate for you is decided at your medical assessment.
| Application | Indication | Reported benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Major autohaemotherapy | Sudden hearing loss | Hearing recovery |
| Acute cerebral infarction | Functional improvement | |
| Multiple sclerosis | Functional improvement | |
| Injection & syringe therapy | Knee osteoarthritis | Pain reduction and functional improvement |
| Intervertebral disc hernia | Pain reduction | |
| Chronic neuropathic pain, including trigeminal neuralgia and herpes zoster | Pain reduction | |
| Intestinal insufflation | COVID-19 | Improved oxygen uptake and reduction of inflammatory markers |
| Chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) | Pain reduction |
Conditions patients often ask us about
- Chronic fatigue, ME/CFS and post-viral fatigue
- Digestive problems and long-standing gut symptoms
- Hormonal imbalance and immune dysfunction
- Recurrent infections and inflammation
- Mould and environmental illness, and related sensitivities
Medical ozone therapy is a complementary application used in addition to conventional medicine. It is not intended to replace conventional medical care or established treatment for any of these conditions.
Deciding on Ozone-Oxygen-Therapy.
Three conversations
before any treatment.
Discuss what brings you to the clinic, the questions you have and what you hope to understand.
Explore the evidence, possible risks and alternatives with your clinician before deciding.
Agree what is appropriate for your circumstances, with clear information about costs and follow-up.
Is Ozone-Oxygen-Therapy safe for me?
Every patient has an individual medical assessment first. The application and programme follow your medical history, indication, contraindications and suitability.
Who can have it
Adults aged 18 and over, regardless of gender or ethnicity.
Because of a lack of clinical data, Ozone-Oxygen-Therapy is not recommended for children, during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.
Some applications use additional substances, such as sodium citrate, heparin or procaine. Treatment is not given if you cannot tolerate a substance the procedure needs.
When it is not used
- Hyperthyroidism
- Hypotension (low blood pressure)
- Hypocalcaemia
- Hypoglycaemia
- Ozone allergy
- Pregnancy
- Leukaemia
- Coagulation problems, including haemophilia
- Recent heart attack (fresh myocardial infarction)
- Internal bleeding
- Thrombocytopenia (low platelets)
- Acute alcohol intoxication
- Citrus allergy, when sodium citrate is used
- G6PD deficiency (favism) and acute haemolytic anaemia
Possible side effects
- Irritation of the mucous membranes
- Gastrointestinal symptoms, with or without diarrhoea
- Joint pain, or swelling around the joints
- A vagus reflex (feeling faint) with intestinal insufflation
- Temporary pain, redness, bruising or mild swelling at an injection site
- Moderate discomfort when a rectal tube is placed
- Flatulence
- Headache
- Circulatory problems
The side effects relevant to your treatment are discussed as part of your assessment and consent.
How an ozone appointment works.
Your consultation. Discuss your health history, questions and expectations with the clinical team.
Preparation and planning. Understand screening, the proposed procedure, alternatives and fees before making a decision.
Your appointment. If you proceed, your team explains each stage and the monitoring involved in your visit.
Aftercare and review. Receive aftercare guidance and agree how your experience and any response will be reviewed.
A plan shaped around you.
Every programme is doctor-led. The method, ozone concentration and schedule are set after your medical assessment.
Consultation & medical assessment
Your medical history, indication and any contraindications are assessed, and the appropriate ozone application is selected with you.
Single treatments and programmes
Where a course suits you, programmes of 5 or 10 treatments are available at a reduced rate.
Consultation, treatments and programmes
- Ozone consultation & medical assessment€150Book NowPay with
- Major autohaemotherapy (MAH), 1 session€350Book NowPay with
- Major autohaemotherapy, programme of 5 treatments€1500Book NowPay with
- Major autohaemotherapy, programme of 10 treatments€2750Book Now
- 5-pass treatment€550Book NowPay with
- 10-pass treatment€750Book NowPay with
- Intestinal ozone insufflation€250Book NowPay with
- Intestinal ozone insufflation, programme of 5 treatments€1000Book NowPay with
- Intestinal ozone insufflation, programme of 10 treatments€1750Book Now
- Injection & syringe ozone-oxygen therapyFrom €250Ask us
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Start with questions,
not a treatment.
You do not need to choose a treatment before speaking with us. Make time to discuss your circumstances, the evidence, potential risks and alternatives with our clinical team.
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Ozone-Oxygen-Therapy FAQs.
What does Ozone-Oxygen-Therapy involve?
An oxygen–ozone mixture is generated from medical-grade oxygen at a concentration set for your treatment. Depending on your assessment, it may be used for major autohaemotherapy (your blood is treated outside the body in a closed system and returned), injection therapy or intestinal insufflation. Your doctor explains the proposed application before you decide.
Is it appropriate for me?
Ozone-Oxygen-Therapy is for adults aged 18 and over, after an individual medical assessment of your history, indication and any contraindications. It is not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding, and it is not suitable with some conditions, including hyperthyroidism, low blood pressure, coagulation problems, a recent heart attack or G6PD deficiency.
How much does treatment cost?
Costs depend on the application and whether you choose a single treatment or a programme of 5 or 10. Your doctor explains the proposed treatment and its cost before you decide, and all Ozone-Oxygen-Therapy prices are listed on our fees page.
Are there side effects?
Possible side effects depend on the application and include temporary pain, redness or bruising at an injection site, gastrointestinal symptoms, headache and, with intestinal insufflation, bloating or feeling faint. Your doctor discusses the side effects relevant to your treatment as part of the consent process.
Which equipment does the clinic use?
Our clinic uses the German-made Hyper Medozon comfort system, which generates a controlled oxygen–ozone mixture from medical-grade oxygen. Ask your doctor about the proposed protocol during your consultation.
Does Ozone-Oxygen-Therapy replace my usual treatment?
No. Medical Ozone-Oxygen-Therapy is a complementary medical application used in addition to conventional medicine. It is not intended to replace conventional medical care or established treatment for any condition.
