Cancer therapies—including radiation, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and surgery—can weaken tissue, disrupt circulation, damage microvasculature, and elevate inflammation. These side effects often create long-lasting discomfort, delayed healing, or radiation-related injuries that require targeted support.
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) delivers oxygen under pressure to enhance wound repair, stimulate angiogenesis, relieve inflammation, and strengthen tissue compromised by treatment.
HBOT is adjunctive, meaning it is used alongside oncology care to improve comfort and support recovery—not to treat or cure cancer.
During HBOT, you relax inside a spacious, FDA-cleared chamber while breathing 100% oxygen under pressure. This allows your body to absorb dramatically more oxygen (up to 1,200%) than normal breathing.
HBOT elevates dissolved oxygen levels in plasma, enabling oxygen to reach areas damaged by radiation, surgery, or inflammation where circulation may be impaired.
Based on established protocols, HBOT may help:
Reverse radiation-induced hypoxia
Stimulate angiogenesis and fibroblast activity
Reduce chronic inflammation and fibrosis
Support graft and flap viability
Increase mitochondrial efficiency and cellular recovery
Improve comfort, stamina, and daily functioning
These mechanisms make HBOT a powerful ally during oncology recovery, particularly in cases of radiation injury, impaired wound healing, or slow tissue restoration.
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We tailor your treatment to your needs and guide you through every step—so you feel informed, supported, and on track to recover faster.
We use the largest and safest FDA-cleared, hyperbaric chambers on the market, for comfort, results and peace of mind.
Every treatment is overseen by licensed medical providers and delivered by trained staff with specialized expertise in HBOT.
Our team follows strict protocols to ensure every treatment is delivered in a safe, carefully controlled environment.
We guide you through every step—from consultation to treatment—with expert support and personalized care, all backed by a proven, physician-led process to ensure your safety and results.
Speak with our team to learn more about HBOT and whether it’s a good fit for you (optional).
Complete a simple health form for our medical team to review. They will follow up if anything needs clarification.
You’ll receive a custom protocol designed for your recovery.
Enter our roomy FDA-cleared hyperbaric chamber at your local center and start treatment with expert guidance.
Our team will monitor and evaluate your response to treatment to ensure safety and optimal outcomes are achieved.
Clinical evidence shows hyperbaric oxygen therapy improves oxygen delivery to hypoxic tissues, reduces radiation-related injury, stimulates angiogenesis, and accelerates wound healing. HBOT is not a cancer treatment—rather, it is used as supportive, adjunctive therapy to improve quality of life and reduce treatment-related complications.
Book your free 15-minute discovery call today or download MD Hyperbaric’s Guide to HBOT.
No. HBOT does not treat or cure cancer. It is used adjunctively to help manage side effects of cancer treatment, improve tissue health, and enhance overall recovery.
Yes—when medically supervised. There are certain chemotherapy agents that are contraindicated. Our team coordinates treatment timing, screens for contraindications, and follows oncology-appropriate safety guidelines, including those described in your supporting HBOT oncology protocol guide.
Radiation injury protocols often range from 30–40 sessions, while surgical recovery may require 10–20 sessions. Your HBOT physician will design a plan based on your treatment history and recovery goals.
Yes. HBOT is widely recognized as a supportive therapy for radiation-damaged tissue, helping restore blood flow, reduce fibrosis, and stimulate healing in compromised areas.
Many patients notice improved comfort, wound progress, or tissue recovery within a few weeks. Others experience gradual changes over the course of their protocol. HBOT’s effects are cumulative—consistent treatment leads to the best results.
