Research studies consistently show that acupuncture can be an effective form of pain management, with some studies finding it even more
effective than pain - relieving drugs or surgery.
Not exact matches
Rather
than helping treat the symptoms often associated with tooth sensitivity, this toothpaste is intended to provide gentle but
effective cleaning that leaves your mouth healthy without causing any undue
pain that harsher chemicals sometimes create.
A 2011 study on military burn victims revealed that SnowWorld — a VR game that allows users to throw snowballs at penguins while listening to Paul Simon — has proven more
effective than morphine in
pain management.
Why should they question whether a person who wishes to have an undesired fetus that will feed off the host body and cause
pain, distension, and medical risk be removed through a process that is known to be fully
effective and safer
than waiting until it reaches a stage where it is expelled.
Touch, furthermore, as the sense of bodily pleasure and
pain, involves to a high degree the
effective response that, according to Whitehead, is more primitive
than the clear perception of a distinct and definite object.
If these are not
effective and the mother wishes to have medication, we will transport to the hospital (though of more
than 500 births, only 1 - 2 women have transported for
pain relief).
Doctors from Southern California to Michigan
pain specialists report the following common causes bring women into their offices more
than any other kind of
pain and also suggest some
effective treatments.
We have no reason to believe that leg muscles would react differently to compression clothing
than upper body muscles, so these studies will do just fine for the purposes of examining whether copper shirts for
pain relief are actually
effective.
It is also more
effective than acetaminophen in relieving perineal
pain after childbirth.
However, there was no
pain, he was thriving, and she had plenty of milk... all signs that his latch was more
than effective.
In fact, heat is more
effective than ice, especially for chronic
pain.
It's even more repulsive in light of a recent study by Dr. Andrew Chang of Albany Medical Center, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, showing opioids were no more
effective at reducing
pain for patients with broken limbs
than a high - dose combination of the over-the-counter, non-addictive painkillers ibuprofen and acetaminophen.
Newer drugs may cause less abuse and addiction
than morphine and they may act longer or be more
effective by mouth, but no drug has been discovered that is more
effective than morphine for the relief of severe
pain of all kinds.
Just as the finding that tea made from willow bark could alleviate headaches led scientists to the discovery of salicylic acid — which in turn led to the invention of aspirin — many acupuncture researchers think that their work might lead to a treatment for
pain that is more
effective than acupuncture.
The compound produced by Epipedobates tricolor, or the phantasmal poison frog, as it was nicknamed, was found to be 200 times more
effective than morphine in relieving
pain, at least in mice.
«This creates entirely new conditions for our understanding of what happens inside the brain and for the development of more
effective treatments for diseases such as Parkinson's disease and chronic
pain conditions
than can be achieved using today's techniques,» concludes Jens Schouenborg.
The results from the study support previous research suggesting that spiritual meditation may be more
effective for
pain tolerance and migraine coping
than non-spiritual meditation alternatives.
According to Kaiser, ibuprofen is equal to better
than codeine for treating injury
pain, and hydrocodone is also a safer, more
effective opiate alternative.
WHO reports that low back
pain has a greater impact on global health
than malaria, diabetes, or lung cancer; yet little progress has been made to identify
effective prevention strategies.
They note that a related compound with better pharmacological profiles
than CLP257 was as
effective in reducing
pain in rats as an existing
pain treatment called pregabalin, but it lacked the undesirable motor side effects that are often seen with that drug.
It can be even more
effective than physical therapy for low - back
pain, one study found.
The result: The drug «was no more
effective than placebo for
pain relief in patients with moderate to severe hand
pain,» the study authors concluded.
The researchers said Plaquenil may not be
effective in these patients because much of their hand
pain may be due to tendon problems rather
than arthritis.
In an article in The New England Journal of Medicine, Dr. Bruce Moseley, an orthopedic surgeon renowned for the knee surgeries he performed on people with debilitating knee
pain, reported about a brilliant study he designed to prove that his signature knee surgery was more
effective than others.
Writing it down in real time — although a
pain in the rear — is far more accurate and
effective than trying to recall if you were cranky because of your lunch or your boss an hour after you ate.
«A 2012 study found that fennel seed was more
effective than a placebo for controlling severe menstrual
pain.
So, if you are used to popping a couple of ibuprofens for
pain, try having some ginger instead - some studies have shown it to be even more
effective than your common
pain killer.
In most cases whole herb or plant is used to derive
pain relief supplements which are more
effective than isolated nutrients or constituents used in pharmaceutical practices.
Some studies have even shown turmeric to be more
effective at reducing
pain related to inflammation
than ibuprofen and there's no limit or need to worry about having too much turmeric!
Recent studies find that yoga shows promise as a complementary treatment for back
pain; it has been shown to be more
effective than exercise or a self - care book for improving back functioning in people with back problems.
Only a subset of patients with neuropathies may respond well to opiates; 51 alternatively, higher -
than - typical opiate dosing may be necessary for
effective pain control in neuropathies, 52 thus raising serious concerns about sedation and drug dependence.
A new study reported at this year's annual Arthritis World Congress showed that a natural remedy — a special mix of the anti-inflammatory,
pain - relieving herbs curcumin and boswellia — was much more powerfully
effective at relieving arthritis
pain than the medication Celebrex.
Recent research found that multiple 60 - minute massages per week were more
effective than fewer or shorter sessions for people with chronic neck
pain, according to a study published in the Annals of Family Medicine; another compared the short - and long - term effects of structural massage (think therapeutic, deep - tissue treatments), relaxation massage (your general spa variety), and usual care (like meds, ice, and heat) for chronic low - back -
pain sufferers.
Curcumin, the active ingredient in turmeric, is proven more
effective than NSAIDs (without the side effects) for
pain relief by reducing inflammation.
Meanwhile, 2017 research out of Pakistan shows that performing core stabilization exercises is more
effective than traditional physical therapy at reducing lower back
pain.
People who suffer from chronic back
pain may find some relief in yoga or intensive stretching, but neither form of exercise appears to be more
effective than the other, a new study suggests.
The Company Men frustrates more
than lesser movies because it tackles a timely real topic like an insincere Hallmark sympathy card and isn't even as
effective as that would be at relieving the
pains of crisis.
A small double blinded study of dogs with moderate to severe osteoarthritis showed that dogs receiving the homeopathic blend Zeel ® (made by Heel) for eight weeks had significantly less
pain than their placebo peers, although carprofen was more
effective.
Multimodal techniques for managing
pain are far more
effective than a single treatment method.
Because the mechanisms of development of neuropathic
pain are multifactorial, appropriate polypharmacy is likely to be more
effective than treatment with single agents.
In humans, it appears to be more
effective in
pain due to nerve irritation
than due to arthritis or dysplasia.
Just as is true with chronic
pain, using drugs together is far more
effective than relying on a high dose of one drug.
This finding might also explain why relatively brief cognitive - behavioural interventions for
pain that target unhelpful
pain - related cognitions rather
than longer - standing concerns about self - worth might also be
effective for many patients with both depression and chronic
pain.26, 31 Ultimately, our study reaffirms the view that depression is multifaceted, and that variations across clinical presentations reflect putative «subtypes» of depression.32