Vicc,

I am guessing that when you feel up to it you will comment on my post and if you do I was wondering if you could comment on what you mean by 'properly administered HBOT"?
Have you experienced improperly administered HBOT?
HBOT as you know is a complex treatment that requires highly trained technicians, doctors and nursing staff to firstly to assess you for the treatment, to ascertain the timing and depth of the dive and then to medically supervise the dive. There are far too many restrictions in place here to allow for anything other than properly administered HBOT so I am wondering whether perhaps you work to completely different guidelines in the US?
Our medicare here requires each patient to have a proven hypoxic illness or wound caused by hypoxia or infection before they will ok the payment of treatment.
I know people who have been assessed with me who were knocked back for treatment as their TCOM (Trans cutaneous Oxygen Measurement) revealed no hypoxia in their tissue yet they have been diagnosed as having RSD/CRPS.
Can you possibly explain how you feel that this can be the case?
Thank you
Regards Tayla