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IV Ozone Therapy in The Woodlands, TX

A different mechanism than antibiotics. Symptoms from a chronic infection have lingered for years. Treatment helped at first, then progress stalled. IV ozone therapy is a supportive therapy that may influence oxidative and immune signaling, designed to work with your immune system.

Why Prince Health

Coordinated immune strategy.
Not an isolated procedure.

Ozone is sometimes offered as a standalone treatment, without a closer look at what is behind your symptoms. We screen every patient for contraindications and integrate ozone with functional medicine and IV nutrient support. Our wellness center uses the same coordinated approach across every recovery service.

01 / Mechanism

Different mechanism than antibiotics.

Antibiotics target specific bacterial structures. Ozone is not an antimicrobial; it is a supportive therapy that may influence oxidative balance and immune cell signaling at the cellular level. Some patients explore it alongside their medical care when progress has stalled.

02 / Safety

Full safety monitoring.

Every session is administered by trained clinical staff who monitor you from blood draw through reinfusion. We screen for contraindications before treatment and track your response throughout.

03 / Multi-modal

Layered with the rest of your immune plan.

Ozone at Prince Health is rarely used alone. We combine it with IV nutrient infusions for detoxification, HBOT for tissue oxygenation, and functional medicine to identify what is suppressing your immune system. One coordinated team manages your entire protocol.

Understanding the therapy

What is IV ozone therapy?

A medical-grade therapy that introduces ozone into the bloodstream, designed to support immune function and oxygen utilization at the cellular level. Offered at Prince Health as part of care plans for patients exploring support for Lyme disease, Epstein-Barr virus, and mold illness.

The process begins with a small blood draw from your vein. That blood is mixed with medical-grade ozone in a controlled, sterile environment. The ozonated blood is then reintroduced into your body intravenously. This is not a casual wellness treatment. It is a clinical procedure that requires trained staff, proper equipment, and patient monitoring from start to finish.

Ozone interacts with blood components in ways that influence immune signaling. It may stimulate the production of cytokines that modulate immune response and support growth factor activity. It may also support oxygen metabolism at the mitochondrial level. For patients with Lyme disease, Epstein-Barr virus, or mold and mycotoxin illness, it is used as one part of a broader plan designed to support immune balance alongside the rest of their care.

Why consider a different approach? Antibiotics act on bacteria through targeted chemical mechanisms, and they remain the standard treatment for bacterial infections. Some patients still have lingering symptoms after treatment, and researchers continue to study why, including the role of biofilms and dormant bacterial states. Ozone is not an antibiotic and does not replace one. It is a supportive therapy designed to work with your body's own immune signaling.

How we compare

Immune support
as a different approach.

Antibiotics remain the standard treatment for bacterial infections, and ozone does not replace them. When symptoms persist for years, it helps to understand what each approach is designed to do.

Recommended

IV Ozone at Prince Health

  • Designed to support immune and oxidative signaling; it is not a direct antimicrobial
  • Medical-grade ozone with full patient screening and session monitoring
  • Integrated with IV nutrients, HBOT, and functional medicine for layered immune support
  • Offered alongside, not instead of, the care your physician provides for chronic infections

Antibiotics on Their Own

  • Designed to target specific bacteria, not to influence immune or oxidative signaling
  • Not built around a broader look at immune, nutrient, and metabolic factors
  • Not paired with supportive therapies unless a care team plans for it
  • Lingering symptoms after a course may call for a different kind of evaluation

Waiting It Out

  • Some symptoms ease with time, while others can linger for months or years
  • No structured plan for tracking symptoms or lab markers over time
  • No added support for immune signaling while you wait
  • Questions about what is behind lingering symptoms stay unanswered
Advantages

Three reasons IV ozone earns its place.

Antibiotics target. Supplements support. Ozone does something different. Here is how that difference fits into a broader plan when chronic symptoms linger.

01 / Mechanism

A different lever than antibiotics pull.

Antibiotics target specific bacterial structures and remain the standard treatment for bacterial infections. Ozone therapy is a different kind of tool. It may influence oxidative signaling, immune cell activity, and oxygen utilization, and it is designed to work alongside your immune response rather than act on a pathogen directly.

02 / Immunity

Supports immune signaling alongside your own defenses.

Ozone therapy is designed to work with your immune system, not around it. The oxidative stimulus may influence cytokine production and immune signaling pathways. For patients with Lyme, Epstein-Barr, or mold illness, it is one supportive part of a broader, coordinated plan.

03 / Planning

A planned course with clear checkpoints.

IV ozone at Prince Health is planned as part of a coordinated protocol, not a one-off session. Your practitioner reviews your response at each visit, adjusts frequency as needed, and walks you through the expected number of sessions and the cost before you begin.

Your visit

What to expect during your ozone treatment.

Four steps from screening to follow-up. The same protocol every patient gets, regardless of how busy the clinic is.

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Step 01

Patient Screening and Contraindication Check

We review your health history, current medications, and specific condition to confirm IV ozone is safe and appropriate. Certain conditions require modified protocols, and some are contraindicated entirely. This screening happens before your first session.

02 / 04
Step 02

Blood Draw

A small volume of blood is drawn from your vein using sterile technique. The amount is carefully calibrated to your body weight and the specific protocol your practitioner has designed for your condition.

03 / 04
Step 03

Ozone Mixing and Reinfusion

Your blood is mixed with medical-grade ozone at a precise concentration. The ozonated blood is then reintroduced intravenously. This process takes 30 to 60 minutes and is monitored by clinical staff throughout.

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Step 04

Post-Treatment Monitoring

We monitor your response after reinfusion to ensure you tolerate the treatment well. Your practitioner reviews your progress at each session and adjusts the ozone concentration or session frequency based on your clinical response.

Support Your Immune System With a Coordinated Plan

Visit Prince Health at 10847 Kuykendahl Rd #350 in The Woodlands, TX. Our team will screen your candidacy and design an ozone therapy protocol integrated with your broader treatment plan.

FAQ

IV Ozone Therapy FAQ

How does IV ozone therapy work?

A small volume of your blood is drawn, mixed with medical-grade ozone, and reintroduced into your bloodstream. The ozone interacts with blood components and may influence oxidative balance, immune signaling, and oxygen utilization at the cellular level.

Is IV ozone therapy safe?

IV ozone therapy is not FDA-approved to treat any specific disease; it is offered as a supportive therapy after screening. Like any IV procedure, it carries known risks, and your practitioner discusses them with you before treatment. We screen every patient for contraindications, and some health conditions rule ozone out entirely. Trained clinical staff monitor you throughout each session.

How many IV ozone sessions will I need?

This varies based on your condition and treatment goals. Some patients benefit from a short series, while chronic conditions like Lyme disease or mold illness may require ongoing sessions as part of a broader protocol. We reassess after each phase.

How long does an IV ozone session take?

A typical IV ozone session takes 30 to 60 minutes. You'll be seated comfortably throughout, and our clinical team monitors you from start to finish.

How much does IV ozone therapy cost?

Pricing depends on the type of ozone protocol and number of sessions. We discuss all costs during your consultation, so you know the full plan before you begin.

Can IV ozone therapy help with Lyme disease or mold illness?

IV ozone is used as part of comprehensive protocols for patients exploring support for Lyme disease, Epstein-Barr virus, and mold and mycotoxin illness. It is a supportive therapy, not a replacement for medical treatment. Within a broader plan, it is designed to support immune function and the body's own response.

Can I combine IV ozone with other therapies?

Absolutely. IV ozone is often paired with IV nutrient infusions, HBOT, or SOT therapy as part of a multi-modal treatment plan. Your practitioner coordinates all therapies to maximize clinical benefit.

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Prince Health in The Woodlands

Our office is located at 10847 Kuykendahl Rd #350 in The Woodlands, TX 77382, easily accessible from Woodlands Parkway, Kuykendahl Road, and the I-45 corridor.

We serve patients from Alden Bridge, Cochran's Crossing, Creekside Park, Sterling Ridge, Panther Creek, Grogan's Mill, and surrounding communities.

Office Hours

  • Monday 8:00 - 18:00
  • Tuesday 9:00 - 12:00
  • Wednesday 8:00 - 18:00
  • Thursday 9:00 - 12:00
  • Friday 8:00 - 12:00
  • Sat - Sun Closed

Contact

(281) 545-5067

10847 Kuykendahl Rd #350
The Woodlands, TX 77382

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