Side effects of ozone therapy

Gynecological ozone therapy may cause side effects such as lower abdominal pain, burning sensation, vaginal bleeding, allergic reactions, menstrual disorders, etc., but they are usually mild and temporary, not suitable for small groups, and need to be evaluated before treatment. Gynecological ozone therapy may cause some side effects, but these side effects are usually mild and temporary. During treatment, patients may experience transient pain in the lower abdomen, burning sensation, or vaginal bleeding. These reactions are usually caused by ozone stimulation of the cervical and vaginal mucosa and disappear quickly after treatment. In addition, ozone treatment may cause allergic reactions. Although rare, patients should inform their doctor of their allergy history before treatment. If an allergic reaction occurs, symptoms such as rashes and breathing difficulties may occur, requiring prompt medical treatment. A small number of patients may experience temporary menstrual disorders after treatment. This may be due to the effect of ozone on ovarian function, but it usually recovers after treatment. It should be noted that ozone treatment is not suitable for all gynecological diseases. Before deciding on ozone therapy, the doctor will conduct a detailed evaluation of the patient, including medical history, physical examination, and necessary laboratory tests to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the treatment. Ozone therapy may not be appropriate or may require special caution for patients with pregnancy, acute vaginitis, malignant tumors, immune system disorders, and anticoagulants. If abnormal symptoms occur during or after treatment, the patient should inform the doctor in time for further evaluation and treatment. In short, gynecological ozone therapy is an effective treatment method, but patients should be fully aware of possible side effects and risks before treatment, and should be treated under the guidance of the doctor. At the same time, patients should also pay attention to post-treatment care and observation, if abnormal timely medical treatment.