Carboxytherapy - Neuropathy in Diabetes

Medical carboxytherapy in diabetic neuropathy is a treatment designed to improve microcirculation and oxygen delivery to tissues surrounding damaged nerves. The controlled administration of medical CO2 leads to dilation of small blood vessels, increased oxygen release to tissues, and enhanced local tissue metabolism. As a result, nerve ischemia is reduced, which is one of the main contributors to pain, burning, and tingling sensations in diabetic neuropathy.

A series of 10-12 treatments supports a more regenerative environment for nerves, helps reduce pain-related symptoms, and improves walking comfort. For optimal results, treatments are typically performed twice per week. In milder cases or for maintenance, treatments may be performed less frequently.