1. Ozone nucleus pulposus ablation is to dehydrate and contract the nucleus pulposus tissue by injecting a small amount of ozone gas without damaging the tissues and nerves around the nucleus pulposus, so as to achieve the purpose of decompression of the intervertebral disc. Excess ozone is gradually converted into oxygen and absorbed by the body, and there is no residue in the body, and the pain symptoms are quickly relieved. Ozone replaces the traditional hormone, and improves the curative effect by using its functions of regulating immunity, activating oxygen control, diminishing inflammation and sterilizing. Because of its special structure, it has no allergic reaction to human body and remains in the body, and its strong oxidation ability makes its infection rate in the body extremely low.
2. It should be noted that ozone ablation also has various contraindications, such as: (1), calcification of intervertebral disc protrusion; (2), combined with spondylolisthesis, hemorrhagic diseases combined with other diseases in the spinal canal or spine, such as spinal tumors and vertebral metastases; (3) Severe spinal canal stenosis and protrusion exceeding 50% of the spinal canal volume; (4), free disc herniation; That is, nucleus pulposus protrudes from the spinal canal; (5) Pain caused by non-disc herniation and obvious mental symptoms.
3. There are many symptoms caused by disc herniation, and ozone therapy has a good effect on some cases, but the effect in some cases is not ideal for many reasons. Generally speaking, ozone ablation of intervertebral discs has little risk.