About Dr. Herron
About Dr. Herron
Dr. Christine Bridges Herron is a Virginia Tech graduate and has owned Equine Veterinary Care for twenty-five years. Her passion has always been internal medicine with a focus on integrative medicine. She strives to treat her patients as a whole and provide the best of care by providing answers as to the cause of a patient’s condition. One of her favorite sayings is “We need to do better. We need to find the cause and fix it.” When she is not busy in the veterinary world, Dr. Herron lives life to the fullest with family, friends, rescue Great Danes and Jack Russels.
ABOUT DIOXYFIN
Why Does Dr. Herron Use Dioxyfin Transdermal?
In 2018, Dr. Herron was introduced to Serendi Medical and the use of their DXN transdermal C02 therapy. She was intrigued by this device that uses CO2 and its Bohr affect to heal tissue. The Bohr effect explains how CO2 when introduced into tissue causes a reduction in pH and a decrease in the affinity of hemoglobin for oxygen. This, in turn enhances the release of oxygen into the tissue for healing. “It is simply brilliant and I have never seen anything that can heal tissue faster than this device.”
Dr. Herron uses DXN on a regular basis in her practice and has shared her experiences with significant reduction of pain and inflammation, resolution of infections and non-healing wounds, increased hoof growth and so much more.
“My hope is that this device will be used in all hospitals, ambulatory practices and zoos. Our job as veterinarians is to improve the health of animals and this device does exactly that.”
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