I’ve read of a study done inTurkey and another in Israel where a hyperbaric chamber was helpful with fibro pain but the FDA won’t allow it for that in the U.S. has anyone in other countries tried It? Did it help?
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@A MyFibroTeam Member
My Dad was going to buy me one many years ago. We have a few places here in Scotland that have these hyperbaric chambers. I have no idea the cost as it was my Dad who paid for the course. I just lay there breathing 100% oxygen feeling like I was being mocked like Michael Jackson (Sorry, Scottish Sense of humor is poor) lol..
I am glad I tried this. But I also tried Chinese Medicine. It is AWFUL, or it was for me. Basically they gave me what seemed like a big bag of potpourri. It had to be boiled in water and I had to drink the water. Put it this way it's not a taste I liked. I felt like I had to lick the dogs bum to get the taste out my mouth (Sorry I am Scottish again, lol) So many things I have tried looking back. These days I am on minimal medication and just let the pain in. We all need to find somewhere to live with all this, just a path set in stone where we can think 'OK, Lets just keep going'
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Well I did the hyperbaric chamber in Eugene Oregon.
Let me know how you are able to travel.
I keep wanting to but keep getting sick.
@A MyFibroTeam Member - my husband spent a lot of time in Scotland when he was in the Navy and has some Scottish ancestry, I had to laugh at your reference to a dogs bum. Think I will stay away from that treatment LOL. Can you tell me the names of the clinics and what towns they are in? My husband is a connoisseur of well aged fine single malt scotch. When he retires in a year or so we hope to take a tour of Scottish distillaries. Maybe while he is touring I could be treated at a clinic.
yes. It was back in the 1990's, and was a trial at the university to see how well it worked. It was supposed to be for 2 weeks, and after 1 week, I was way too tired to go back (after no results at that time), from driving there, looking for parking on campus...aghhhh!..... , etc..... so, I don't know how it would have turned out.
Good luck!
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That’s the Catch 22 - you can buy one for $4,000. But if you don’t have a family member in the medical field who knows how to properly use it, it can really screw you up.