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Summary

Positives

  • In a 200-patient ME/CFS series, 77.5% reported significant fatigue improvement after oxygen-ozone autohemotherapy, with 43.5% moving from worst to best FSS scores AMMES.

  • PASC patients in a 100-patient registry reported improved fatigue without adverse effects after a course of ozonated blood injections AMMES.

Negatives

  • A long COVID patient who completed 20 treatments in 30 days reported no improvement in fatigue or other symptoms despite the protocol AMMES.

  • Patients noted that intramuscular MAH delivers a much smaller dose than major autohemotherapy, which some clinicians considered insufficient for severe cases The Lancet Regional Health.

Hurdles & Side Effects

  • Patients reported that ozone therapy is not FDA-approved for these uses and is rarely covered by insurance, requiring out-of-pocket payment PMC.

  • Finding a trained integrative clinic offering MAH was difficult outside major cities, especially in the U.S. PubMed.

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