The following diseases require oxygen therapy:

Respiratory: systema respiratorium diseases affect lung ventilation disorders, like asthma , bronchitis , pulmonary heart condition , etc.

Cardiology: coronary insufficiency, coronary heart condition, angina, myocardial infarct, etc.

Emergency: Acute carbon monoxide gas and other harmful gas poisoning and its sequelae, asphyxia, hypoxic brain dysfunction after CPR, hemorrhagic shock, etc.

Neurology: Coma patients, like stroke, multiple cerebral infarctions, ischemic encephalopathy, stroke sequelae, brain atrophy, dementia, etc.

Surgery: Hemorrhagic shock, traumatic brain injury, acute cerebral edema, postoperative removal of bleeding lesions, postoperative intracranial tumors, etc.

Obstetrics and Gynecology: Pregnancy complications, spontaneous abortion, imminent abortion, irregularly prolonged labor or poor fetal heart sounds, etc.

Pediatrics: spastic paralysis, hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, external hydrocephalus, brain dysplasia, etc.

Otolaryngology: Sudden deafness, vertigo syndrome, tinnitus, intractable otitis, etc.

The following people are often treated with oxygen inhalation health care:

Sub-health status: Relieve fatigue, dizziness, irritability, poor breathing, loss of appetite and other symptoms thanks to work stress.

Improve eyesight: The retina is sensitive to insufficient oxygen, and it'll cause dazzling and blurred vision when hypoxia. Timely supplementation of oxygen can eliminate the above symptoms.

Health look after pregnant women: Regular oxygen inhalation after 6 months of pregnancy can improve the physical function of pregnant women and benefit the expansion and development of the fetus.

Oxygen inhalation for geriatric care.