Herpes Zoster: Efficacy of Intravenous Ozone Therapy in Treating Severe Forms
Herpes Zoster is a serious neurological and dermatological condition caused by the varicella-zoster virus. This virus affects the nervous system, with symptom severity and location varying based on the extent of the infection.
Symptoms:
Patients typically experience intense burning pain along the affected nerves, accompanied by a red, blistering rash on the skin over these areas. Even the slightest touch can cause severe pain. Many patients quickly develop chronic fatigue syndrome, especially in chronic cases.
Certain unique forms of Herpes Zoster can affect the brain, optic nerve, and auditory nerve, among others. Pain relief medication often proves ineffective in managing the pain.
The acute phase of Herpes Zoster lasts from one to three months. With antiviral drugs, vitamins, and a healthy immune system, most patients recover. Those who do not may enter a chronic phase, enduring lifelong pain and relying on pain relief medications.
Severe forms of Herpes Zoster are particularly challenging as they often do not respond to painkillers. The virus may invade the peripheral nerves, spinal cord, and brain. Patients with this condition endure constant, severe burning pain and may seek euthanasia, commit suicide, or consume large quantities of painkillers and alcohol for temporary relief.
Case Studies
Case #1: Dimitris
Study A: Ozone Therapy for Herpes Zoster (Body)
Patient: A 44-year-old man
Symptoms: Severe, sharp pains in the lower abdomen, spine, thighs, and back of the thighs; pain resistant to painkillers; sleep deprivation.
Examination: Herpetic lesions with brown coloration on affected areas.
Case #2: Andronica
Study B: Ozone Therapy for Shingles (Face)
Patient: A 75-year-old woman
Symptoms: Sharp pain on the right side of the face,loss of vision in the right eye, severe pain in the mouth, neck, and ear area and speech difficulties.
Examination: Herpetic lesions on the face and neck; ulcerative wounds in the mouth and on the tongue; apnea and inability to open the right eye.
Case #3: Sh.
Euthanasia and Recovery
Patient: Former patient from England
Symptoms: Severe headaches unresponsive to painkillers; numerous herpetic lesions on the head and neck; chronic fatigue syndrome; severe depression.
Treatment: Intravenous ozone therapy, TMS, deep lymphatic drainage, detox plan, multivitamins, and minerals over four weeks.
Outcome: Complete pain relief by Day 3: skin lesions cleared by Day 15, full clinical recovery by Day 30, no relapses in the past 10 years.
Summary of Treatment Results
Day 1-3: Complete pain relief.
Day 4-15: Continued ozone therapy once daily,skin lesions cleared.
Day 30: Full clinical recovery, no pain with deep touch or pressure, healed oral ulcers, restored eye function.
Long-term: No recurrences in 10 years only residual pigmentation remains.
Conclusion
Intravenous ozone therapy, particularly with the Ten-Pass method, is the most effective treatment for all forms of Herpes Zoster—mild, moderate, severe, and chronic. Over 35 years, our clinic has treated more than 1,500 patients from over 30 countries, achieving full recovery in all cases. Only a small percentage (less than 4%) of chronic cases experience minor peripheral pain due to nerve damage. Patients across different ages and inflammation sites have found relief from intense, intolerable pain, experiencing boundless joy with their recovery.
For those suffering from Herpes Zoster, intravenous ozone therapy, complemented by the Ten-Pass method, offers genuine eradication of this virus, providing a much-needed cure for a condition that has afflicted many generations.