Autologous blood

Practice Dr. Katmer

Statutory insured patients - private patients and self-payers

Autologous blood therapy

Autologous blood treatment

Autologous blood therapy is a form of stimulation and regulation therapy. It is used to increase the body's immune system and stabilize health.
In autologous blood therapy, blood is taken from the arm vein and injected intramuscularly. After being taken from the vein, the patient's own blood is considered foreign and, when reinjected, triggers an immune reaction in the body that stimulates the entire defense system. The production of white blood cells is stimulated so that they can then fight viruses and bacteria more effectively.

Areas of application:

Acute and chronic infections
Allergies
Circulatory disorders
immunodeficiency
Susceptibility to infection
rheumatism
Neurodermatitis
Poorly healing wounds
If you have any questions or are interested, please do not hesitate to contact us. We will be happy to advise you in detail in our practice.
Autologous blood and allergies

A major advantage of autohemotherapy for allergies is that a complex and comprehensive antigen test is not required. The so-called allergens, i.e. the allergy triggers, do not have to be known, so testing for allergens is not necessary. In addition, autohemotherapy for allergies has particularly few side effects.
The principle of autohemotherapy for allergies is extremely simple and understandable. In allergies, the body forms antibodies against environmental stimuli that are actually completely harmless. Autohemotherapy ensures that the body perceives these substances as largely harmless again.
When treating allergies with your own blood, the antibodies that trigger the allergy are converted in their structural form. When the blood is reinjected, these newly structured antibodies push back the pathogenic antibodies. This procedure in autologous blood therapy for allergies has a significant alleviating effect, especially for acute symptoms.
The process of blood modification and injection is repeated several times, so that this allergy treatment acts like a targeted training for the immune system. The aim is for the immune system to respond normally and healthily to the allergy-causing factors after the autologous blood therapy.

Autologous blood and skin

A number of skin diseases respond positively to autohemotherapy - such as eczema, acne, fungi, skin irritation and, last but not least, neurodermatitis. The decisive healing factor is the importance of the immune system for the development of skin diseases. Various sources of inflammation cause skin inflammation such as neurodermatitis, itching is caused by the release of histamine and a weak immune system has been proven to promote the formation of acne. With the help of autohemotherapy, the corresponding symptoms can often be greatly reduced.
To date, autologous blood therapy has not been used across the board to treat atopic dermatitis. However, the representative study conducted by the University of Exeter (Great Britain) was a clear signal in favor of autologous blood therapy for atopic dermatitis. This new scientific finding will be followed by further, broad-based studies before autologous blood therapy for atopic dermatitis is used on a wider scale.
The study results also showed that autologous blood therapy for atopic dermatitis improves skin, but not only improves well-being. Autologous blood therapy is therefore clearly on the rise and is becoming an important accompanying form of therapy for atopic dermatitis.

If you have any questions or need further practical information, please contact us to arrange a consultation.
Share by: