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Average treatment time is 8 - 12 weeks; however, healing depends on many factors related to you as a patient. Variables include the type of wound and its condition.

Your clinical team will typically keep you informed of the healing progress they see when changing the dressing. They ultimately decide how long your treatment should last.

PRO TIP: NATROX^® O₂ works best by keeping it on 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (24/7).  If you get restless at night, place the device where you are least likely to sleep on top of it.

See: Tips for wearing it comfortably

Oxygen increases wound healing. As part of this process, some people experience an increase in wound fluid. If you feel a build-up of fluid under your dressing or your dressing starts to leak, it is important to let your clinical team know.

The dressing is usually changed at least once a week. This varies from patient to patient because dressing changes depend on the size and type of wound, as well as how long it has been treated.

Your clinical team will adjust your dressing change schedule to suit your individual needs over the course of your treatment.

NATROX^® O₂ should not cause any pain or discomfort. Some patients report reduced pain using NATROX^® therapy. If you experience any increase in pain, it is important to inform your clinical team.