Also, thank you for reminding us all that pacing is worth it for the short term to help us recover long term! I needed to hear that too.

I only wish HBOT was more attainable

@fugginchit1

Жыл бұрын

There are websites that allow you to rent for months at a time. Maybe get a credit card with 0 apr for 18 months

Amazing

I appreciate your information here. I dislike the dramatic music behind your video. I need to hear you without all the foreboding tones behind your words. This is hard enough. I can't share this with other people like this. Thank you.

@hyperbaric

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your feedback. It helps us improve

@WildandFree4

Ай бұрын

Yes, it's abit too busy.

Dr. Marsha, I have been watching more and more of your videos looking for answers as a patient with Long COVID. I have learned a lot from you and really appreciate your work. This video was excellent! It was very helpful and encouraging! There have been times on this journey where I have wondered, is it possible to recover? You give hope both as patient and a medical professional! What a unique perspective you have! Most of the medical professionals I have seen do not even try to understand how to treat Long COVID, some have dismissed it and me all together. It has been frustrating. Thank you for sharing your voice! It is also encouraging to hear lower pressure HBOT can help. I live two hours away from the closest hard shell chamber. So home rental or purchase is really the only option. Now I am trying to decide which route to go. One question, did you do HBOT for the whole three months at a frequency of 5-7 days per week? Or did your frequency lessen as your symptoms improved. Also, did you take built in mini "air breaks" with taking your O2 mask off to try and facilitate the hyperoxic-hypoxia paradox? Again, many thanks!

@hyperbaric

Жыл бұрын

I am sorry to hear that you have to been affected by Long Covid. To answer your questions, I did 5-7 sessions a week for 3 months, and then the frequency of the sessions went down to every other day, or every 2 days. I am taking air breaks, yes. I've had a stressful event in May, and I've noticed some of my symptoms were back. Not as severe as 6 months ago though. I immediately increased the frequency to everyday sessions, it took a week to start feeling better again.

@leopoldofregoli3817

Жыл бұрын

Did you suffer palpitations/tachycardia?

@hyperbaric

Жыл бұрын

@@leopoldofregoli3817 I did at the beginning together with anxiety and panic attacks and then it went away

@Cbrix-plzsub

Жыл бұрын

@@hyperbaric Thank you for your reply! So it sounds like purchasing over renting the HBOT might be they way to go, in case I have future set backs. Also, wondering your thoughts on doing HBOT everyday versus taking the weekend off? Also HBOT twice a day versus once? If I rent, I want to maximize my time. Renting would be more affordable than purchase..... Thank you so much! And I apologize for spelling your name wrong the first time I commented.

@hyperbaric

Жыл бұрын

@@Cbrix-plzsub everyday use depends on many factors. Please send me an email ro info@drmasha.com and I will email you some relevant information

Dr. Masha, thank you for the information on treating long Covid. My son has had a lot of the same symptoms you have had and after more than 3 years of suffering with his symptoms he now has extreme fatigue. So many tests, xrays, blood work, counselors, prescription meds, natural supplements, body cleanses, etc. our next step is to try hyperbaric. Can you recommend anything else? And, have you ever heard of graphene oxide being a heavy metal introduced into the bloodstream after getting the Covid vaccines and boosters? I'm wondering if that has anything to do with the fatigue as well.

@hyperbaric

9 ай бұрын

Hi Le, I am sorry to hear your son is unwell. While this may sound like a general recommendation, I find that it it works really well: once you find the root cause, it would be a lot easier to find a solution that works. I.e. - Covid was a trigger, and we need to look at the terrain, what is it, that made your son susceptible to getting chronic fatigue? To name the few, it could be; mold, heavy metals (you mentioned it in your post), compromised detoxification pathways, other hidden infections that were reactivated, etc. A skilled practitioner can figure it out, and when you address the root cause everything else he does will bring better results. I talk about it here kzread.info/dash/bejne/iXuZrrKlp9PRh8o.html

Hi Masha, thanks a lot for your helpful video. It is sometimes recommended not to take antioxidants immediately before or after an HBOT treatment. Do you agree with that? At what time(s) during the day did you take your glutathione?

@hyperbaric

6 ай бұрын

Hi Paul, glutathione has a pretty short half-life, 10-90 mins. This means that 90 mins later, maximum 50% of glutathione ingested remains in the system. In about 3 hrs all of has been used by the system.

@dutchcoiner

6 ай бұрын

@@hyperbaric thank you for taking the time to answer me 😃. So, do you say that it’s ok to take glutathione right before/after HBOT? Or would you recommend to wait?

HBOT is not cheap... i inquired and its cost 250$ per session..also its requires doctors prescribtion in canada. Doctors are not confortable to give prescription in canada as i asked multiple times to my lung specialist.

@hyperbaric

Жыл бұрын

Canada is difficult but there are options. Send me an email info@drmasha.com, I'll send you some links

@nextgen1939

11 ай бұрын

I ended up buying a chamber for 16k. Love it

It's so expensive

Will I be able to pass fitness tests to be able to be a lifeguard still with Long Covid?

My life is ruined after 2nd dose of pfizer, 21 months of pain every day, same syntoms of long covid... I can't recover. I was really fit and healthy... I think long covid from jabs it s worse than the one from covid...

The only available hbot therapy I have near me is with higher pressure. it is 3 atm I think, would that also help for neurological symptoms?

@dbulat

10 ай бұрын

That's even better

Hello any ideas on how you caught Covid and was your symptoms mild moderate or severe 🙏🏽

@hyperbaric

Жыл бұрын

I got Covid from a family member and my symptoms were mild, 1 day of fever, headache, fatigue and muscle aches

@pc24681

Жыл бұрын

@@hyperbaric hope that you are doing well 🙏🏽❤️ I have been very fortunate to never get Covid because I don’t be exposed by lots of different people and I stay away from crowded places

I’m 22 and had this for 18 months now. Found nothing that helps. I’ve tried everything. Life ruined. Simply can’t do it anymore.

@heisenberg5632

Жыл бұрын

Same here man. I'm 23 and have been enduring long COVID for 23 months now. July 27th, 2023 will be my two-year anniversary with it. I can hardly taste or smell still. Life just sucks. Sorry that this is happening to us. I'm going to try a stellate ganglion injection. I've seen a good amount of videos of people saying that is the treatment that cured them at least for the taste and smell aspect of their symptoms.

@hyperbaric

Жыл бұрын

Hi Joseph, wishing you a recovery. There is hope.

@lorilevari8861

Жыл бұрын

There is an incredibly wonderful KZread channel by Raelan Agle. She interview many people with both ME/CFS and long Covid. It is super helpful and will help you get back hope, which is vital for your healing journey. Part of what helps is learning to heal the negative patterns in the mind that cause the nervous system to go into constant fight or flight. Our bodies don't heal when we are in fight or flight. Also healing the revved up nervous system helps. Our bodies naturally heal, but we have to provide a healing ecology. I believe you will get there.

@5000NATE

Жыл бұрын

You dedicate yourself to meditation you can heal trust me focus on nostril breathing you have to make it a really good practice I meditate 3 hours a day I go for walks and meditate I meditate an hour before I wake up practice as much peace as you can Joy

@platos9054

Жыл бұрын

Covid gave me Pneumonia, heart inflamation and asthma. I was hospitalized for two weeks, a part of my Left Lung collapse and almost didn't make it. About a month after being discharged from the hospital my doctor told me to get the vax (Moderna) and it literally gave me Long Covid. Long Covid gave me Chronic Fatigue, I was bed bound for months. Also had tachycardia, shortness of breath, brainfog, gi issues, high blood pressure, Hypoglycemia and pots. It was so bad I could only eat steak, sweet potatoes and water for months. I went from 245 to 175 lbs. I used to go to emergency room every week. Long story short, I got better after taking Diltiazem Cd, Fluvoxamine, statins, and Plavix. Supplements: Vitamin B1 and magnesium oxide. Also taking nac, glycine, quercetin and vitamin c (vitamins I take it all together) and melatonin too. Don't

How do you get this

Hi, I was hospitalised with Covid pneumonitis in October 2021. I almost died. I spent 2 weeks in the ICU on a ventilator, in an induced coma where all my bodily functions were managed by machinery, medications, nasal feeding tube, etc. I was then moved to a respiratory ward and still on oxygen & nasal gastric feeding tube. I spent 2 weeks there. I was then moved to a Covid ward where I spent a further 2 weeks and finally a regular room after testing negative, where I stayed for a further 2 weeks. I was in hospital for 2 months in total and it was the worst experience of my life. Since then, I have long covid and all the symptoms + what you have mentioned. I already looked into hyperbaric treatment and it is too expensive for me. There’s actually a place not far from me, but I’d still have to get taxi’s to and from the centre. How do I go about getting that help, as someone who no longer works, is on a low income and struggling? I was severely ill, the doctors even told my parents I might not pull through the first night in ICU.

@hyperbaric

Жыл бұрын

You have been through a lot! The most important thing is that you survived! Recovery from Long Covid IS POSSIBLE!

@Julia-LArt

Жыл бұрын

@@hyperbaric Thank you for your reply. I have been through a lot, but the long Covid is still here after 1.5 years. I’m very grateful to have survived, but I’d love to thrive again. I was fit and healthy before with a lot of energy. I am the opposite now. How would I get help with a low income?

@hyperbaric

Жыл бұрын

@@Julia-LArt it is true that therapies that can help us heal can be costly. But sometimes it is the only option. I have seen people try crowdfunding and succeed

@lillianspiezio1787

6 ай бұрын

Not everyone has access to all these therapies

@dutchcoiner

6 ай бұрын

​@@Julia-LArt Hi Julia. I'm so sorry to hear that HBOT is too expensive for you (and lots of other people who are suffering from long covid as well). Please try to set-up a crowdfunding, or ask a loved one to do this. Wishing you all the best!

You cannot use oxygen chamber therapy if you've had a pneumothorax before.

@hyperbaric

Жыл бұрын

Great point! If a person had a pneumothorax before they should see a pulmonologist/hyperbaric specialist and they will advise.

Did your hair recover?

@hyperbaric

Жыл бұрын

yes!

PEMF????

@hyperbaric

Жыл бұрын

PEMF stands for Pulsed Electromagnetic Field. The podcast on how to combine PEMF with HBOT is coming soon

Did you vaccinating?

Who can afford this??

@hyperbaric

Жыл бұрын

Depending where you are located hyperbaric therapy is quite affordable. Check out the MS society charities

These videos should come with a warning; there will be plenty of people suffering who watch this and then rush out to join a HO club…..some of these people will have undiagnosed lung pathology….. and then whoops … welcome to barotrauma …. Eg your lung will collapse whilst in the chamber. Many, if not most, people with serious long covid have lung degradation….consequently they should be very careful about following protocols such as the one described here. What are you selling dude?

@KarelleDIY

7 ай бұрын

Barotrauma has absolutely nothing to do with the lungs