Phototherapy is a medical treatment that employs specific wavelengths of light to deal with various diseases. It generally addresses skin disorders, neonatal jaundice, and some mental health conditions. Phototherapy is a versatile and effective treatment for a variety of conditions ranging from neonatal jaundice to chronic skin disorders and seasonal affective disorder. With proper medical supervision, Phototherapy of Phototherapy cant benefits with manageable risks, improving patient outcomes and quality of life.
TYPES OF PHOTOTHERAPY
- Blue Light Therapy: It is mainly used for neonatal jaundice, where blue light ranging from 460-490 nm is most effective at breaking down bilirubin.
- Ultraviolet Light Therapy: Narrowband UVB (311-313 nm) or broadband UVB (280-320 nm) are examples of this type, which they may use during treatment for psoriasis or even eczema.
- Bright Light Therapy: This treatment effectively treats SAD and other forms of depression by exposing patients to a lightbox that emanates bright, full-spectrum light.
- Red Light Therapy: This is for various dermatological conditions and wound healing due to its inflammatory properties.
PROCEDURE
- For neonatal jaundice, an infant is placed under a blue light source while protecting their eyes from harm.
- For skin conditions, patients may be required to apply topical creams or have oral psoralen before UVA exposure.
- In mental health treatment, the patient sits next to the lighting equipment for a specified period each day.
- The patient stays within such proximity for a particular amount of time, as specified by doctors, depending on the condition they are suffering from.
- Goggles or similar items may also be worn over the eyes to prevent harmful UV rays from reaching them.
- One takes note of its effectiveness while at the same time adjusting duration, period, and frequency based on how individuals respond.
POST-PROCEDURE CARE
- Monitoring: Regular follow-up visits are needed to assess the effectiveness of the treatment and any side effects.
- Skin Care: Use moisturizers and other skin care products to manage dryness or irritation.
- Sun Protection: Patients undergoing UV therapy should take precautions to protect their skin from additional UV exposure.
WHY TO CHOOSE US ?
01.Advanced Technology and Equipment
AD Hospital possesses the most modern equipment used in Phototherapy, such as a blue light phototherapy unit, UVB phototherapy, PUVA therapy, and red light therapy units. These advanced devices help us achieve the best results with minimal risk of injuring our patients during service delivery.
02.Patient-Centered Care
Patient comfort, safety, and satisfaction come first at our facility; this means that you will have access to friendly, reliable staff who will offer a support system, hence guaranteeing a pleasant treatment process throughout this period at our hospital.
03.Safety Protocols
To reduce the chances of risks and unwanted effects, we follow strict safety measures, including eye and skin protection, limiting exposure hours, and adjusting treatment accordingly if necessary.
04.Comprehensive Treatment Plans
After comprehensive diagnosis and evaluation at the personal level, we give tailored plans for each person suffering from this condition so that they can receive optimal type, duration, etc. of Phototherapy. thPhototherapyng improves the quality of life for each patient involved in the program.
05.Holistic Approach
Our team works as a unit to provide complete Phototherapy. Phototherapy nutritionists collaborate with dermatologists, mental health specialists, etc., to ensure that aspects of your health are not overlooked at all costs.
06.Efficient and Timely Service
Given the importance of time in such cases, our assistance processes are quick; hence, you will never have to wait long in line to receive a session of light therapy from one of our experts.