Ozone therapy enhances the effectiveness of chemotherapy and reduces its adverse reactions, improving the quality of health in ovarian epithelial cancer

Abstract

Objective: to apply O3T for tumor and nodular regression, enhancing the effectiveness of QMT and decreasing its adverse effects, for a better quality of health of the patient.
Materials and Methods: quasi-experimental, longitudinal research, where the methods of comparative analysis, cause-effect relationship and data triangulation were used. Data was collected by: VAS pain scale, SAS, KPS and direct observation.
Results: diagnosis before O3T was signs of high metabolic grade tumor pathology in solid peritoneal implant attached to the sigmoid colon, adenopathy versus peritoneal implants in the sigmoid mesocolon, adenopathy of the left common iliac chain, left retroperitoneal para-aortic adenopathy and subsolid pulmonary nodule in the lateral segment of the right lower lobe. After O3T it was evidenced: absence of tumor pathology of moderate/ high metabolic grade, disappearance of pulmonary nodule of the right lower lobe and complete response of pelvic adenopathies and pelvic peritoneal implants to QMT

Discussion: it was demonstrated that O3T potentiates the effectiveness of QMT and reduces its adverse reactions, improving the patient’s quality of health.
Conclusions: it was demonstrated that there is correspondence between O3T treatment with the effectiveness of QMT, the tumor pathology and the adverse reactions of QMT, obtaining improvement in the quality of health of the patient.