Guest guest Posted October 17, 2011 Report Share Posted October 17, 2011 I was wondering if there is any reason I should not let my 3 year old come into our mild HBOT chamber. We see our pediatrician in a few weeks and I'll ask then, but she gets really upset when her brother gets to go without her. It would be 2-3 times per week for her. We let her dive with us last night. She was drenched with sweat. She is very verbal, and she said her ears hurt but nothing else bothered her and she wants to go back in. Is it safe to let healthy, " typicals " of that age in? R Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 17, 2011 Report Share Posted October 17, 2011 Please don't let your daughter dive in with you.The pressure could hurt her ear particularlythe ear drum. Actually, diving on a chamber,diagnosed with autism is not acceptabletraditionally by the Society of Hyperbaric Chamber oxygenation ( I'm not sure of thename of the Society but it's the official society). They are not really happy with what we are doing. I got lecture over the phone when I call them and saidit's very dangerous and told me only 13diagnosis that they do HBOT and autism is not oneof them. There is danger indiving and pressure needs to be graduallychange. But then, I still continuethe HBOT and done 40 dives. I advisednot to let her join you. Just my 2 cents, MhelTo: mb12valtrex From: HLMPT4@...Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2011 20:57:59 +0000Subject: HBOT for sibling I was wondering if there is any reason I should not let my 3 year old come into our mild HBOT chamber. We see our pediatrician in a few weeks and I'll ask then, but she gets really upset when her brother gets to go without her. It would be 2-3 times per week for her. We let her dive with us last night. She was drenched with sweat. She is very verbal, and she said her ears hurt but nothing else bothered her and she wants to go back in. Is it safe to let healthy, "typicals" of that age in? R Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 18, 2011 Report Share Posted October 18, 2011 By all means, the sibling can go in the chamber with you. There is no danger unless you are using oxygen. The soft chambers are not approved for use with oxygen. The UHMS society are a bunch of selfish doctors who think they are the only people who know about HBOT. While they say only 13 conditions are approved when you call them, it shows their ignorance. 14 conditions are approved. Gradually, Medicaid will have to pay for hbot for off label. A lawsuit was recently won in NC requiring Medicaid to pay for hbot for autism. It is important to remember you will not get the results using a soft chamber that you will using a hard chamber with 100% oxygen. I have provided over 22,000 hard chamber hbot treatments at Miracle Mountain in NC and we just closed the center and retired but we miss working with the kids. Judy and I will be traveling this winter in our motor home providing AIT on the way in anyone needs it. HBOT is a winner. So is stem cell which is now affordable in the Dominican Republic. I probably know a lot of the parents on this list. we try to keep up to date because of my grandson Garrett with Spastic Quad CP. and Judy Hartsoe www.aitontheroad.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 21, 2011 Report Share Posted October 21, 2011 Thank you and Judy! We actually are using 8L of O2, but when my little one comes into the chamber, I'll forgo the O2 from now on. I'd like to ask you about something else, since you have seen it all. My 6 year old with ASD has been in our soft chamber 7 times this week. He is irritable, emotional, angry, and resistant. This is unusual behavior for him. I gave him motrin thinking maybe he was feeling rotten from die off or detox. This helped tremendously, or at least I was able to get pants and a jacket on him and get him on the bus. (Good luck school!) He isn't eating much or drinking much, but he is sleeping well and his stools are still normal. Am I right that he is having die off/detox symptoms and that we should keep going? How do you tell the difference between detox or whether the HBOT is harming him? Thank you! R > > By all means, the sibling can go in the chamber with you. There is no > danger unless you are using oxygen. The soft chambers are not approved > for use with oxygen. The UHMS society are a bunch of selfish doctors > who think they are the only people who know about HBOT. While they say > only 13 conditions are approved when you call them, it shows their > ignorance. 14 conditions are approved. Gradually, Medicaid will have > to pay for hbot for off label. A lawsuit was recently won in NC > requiring Medicaid to pay for hbot for autism. > > It is important to remember you will not get the results using a soft > chamber that you will using a hard chamber with 100% oxygen. I have > provided over 22,000 hard chamber hbot treatments at Miracle Mountain in > NC and we just closed the center and retired but we miss working with > the kids. Judy and I will be traveling this winter in our motor home > providing AIT on the way in anyone needs it. > > HBOT is a winner. So is stem cell which is now affordable in the > Dominican Republic. > > I probably know a lot of the parents on this list. we try to keep up > to date because of my grandson Garrett with Spastic Quad CP. > > and Judy Hartsoe > www.aitontheroad.com > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 21, 2011 Report Share Posted October 21, 2011 , I have very little experience with soft chambers. I have heard this type of complaint before with soft chambers but we have never experienced it using hard chambers. Some fatique is normal. Some children just do not like their schedule interrupted and it makes them irritable. How do you deliver the 8L of oxygen inside the chamber? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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