Complementary medicines and therapies including fertility acupuncture are widely used by patients who are trying to conceive. This is a conclusion of a study published in the current issue of the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. The researchers insist that health care practitioners and fertility specialists need to be proactive in […]
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In the bustling corridors of Auckland City Hospital, staff rush from one patient to another, attending to their needs and juggling complex medication schedules. It’s an environment ripe for the occasional slip-up. It is much worse than you would think. Up to 70 per cent of the medication histories of elderly patients admitted to Auckland […]
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Researchers from Cochrane Collaboration reviewed 7 studies on the use of Chinese herbs for schizophrenia: The overall response favoured combining herbal medicine plus antipsychotic drugs vs using antipsychotic drugs alone. Significantly fewer people getting combined treatment left the study early compared with those given antipsychotics alone. The combined treatment group had reduced side effects (like […]
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In a world where we continuously search for effective treatments for various health conditions, a recent clinical study has shed light on the benefits of acupuncture for polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). This fascinating natural treatment method sparked the interest of researchers led by Dong Chen, who embarked on a mission to explore the clinical effects […]
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Over two-thirds of women will experience some degree of back pain during pregnancy, and nearly a fifth suffer from pelvic pain. Researchers from Cochrane collaboration reviewed research on various therapies available to relieve back pain during pregnancy. The researchers confirmed that stabilizing exercises and pregnancy acupuncture were better than usual care alone for relieving pelvic […]
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A research paper on acupuncture for women with additions discovered, that auricular acupuncture shows promise as an adjunct therapy psychoeducational program. Acupuncture was a viable treatment alternative to anti-anxiety drugs anxiolytics. In this controlled trial, women who receiving acupuncture reported reduced physiological cravings for substances, felt significantly less depressed, less anxious, and were able to […]
Researchers from Peninsula Medical School at the Universities of Exeter and Plymouth in the UK reviewed 13 studies and found 5 with more than 1300 patients with the knee pain. According to the analysis acupuncture was superior to sham acupuncture (pretend acupuncture) for both pain and function. The effects were also significant at long-term follow-up. […]
New Scientist reports that the radiation exposure a patient receives from a full-body CT scan is often 500 times that of a conventional X-ray and about the same as that received by people living 2.4 kilometres away from the centres of the World War II atomic blasts in Japan. Introduction: Medical technology advancements have led […]
Tell your IVF specialist about acupuncture
Complementary medicines and therapies including fertility acupuncture are widely used by patients who are trying to conceive. This is a conclusion of a study published in the current issue of the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. The researchers insist that health care practitioners and fertility specialists need to be proactive in […]
Drug misuse kills 200,000 Chinese a year
In the bustling corridors of Auckland City Hospital, staff rush from one patient to another, attending to their needs and juggling complex medication schedules. It’s an environment ripe for the occasional slip-up. It is much worse than you would think. Up to 70 per cent of the medication histories of elderly patients admitted to Auckland […]
Schizophrenia? Use Chinese herbs
Researchers from Cochrane Collaboration reviewed 7 studies on the use of Chinese herbs for schizophrenia: The overall response favoured combining herbal medicine plus antipsychotic drugs vs using antipsychotic drugs alone. Significantly fewer people getting combined treatment left the study early compared with those given antipsychotics alone. The combined treatment group had reduced side effects (like […]
PCOS (Polycystic Ovaries) and Acupuncture study
In a world where we continuously search for effective treatments for various health conditions, a recent clinical study has shed light on the benefits of acupuncture for polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). This fascinating natural treatment method sparked the interest of researchers led by Dong Chen, who embarked on a mission to explore the clinical effects […]
Pregnancy back and pelvic pain – acupuncture and stabilising exercises
Over two-thirds of women will experience some degree of back pain during pregnancy, and nearly a fifth suffer from pelvic pain. Researchers from Cochrane collaboration reviewed research on various therapies available to relieve back pain during pregnancy. The researchers confirmed that stabilizing exercises and pregnancy acupuncture were better than usual care alone for relieving pelvic […]
Acupuncture: Reduced anxiety, depression, less cravings
A research paper on acupuncture for women with additions discovered, that auricular acupuncture shows promise as an adjunct therapy psychoeducational program. Acupuncture was a viable treatment alternative to anti-anxiety drugs anxiolytics. In this controlled trial, women who receiving acupuncture reported reduced physiological cravings for substances, felt significantly less depressed, less anxious, and were able to […]
Acupuncture for chronic knee pain
Researchers from Peninsula Medical School at the Universities of Exeter and Plymouth in the UK reviewed 13 studies and found 5 with more than 1300 patients with the knee pain. According to the analysis acupuncture was superior to sham acupuncture (pretend acupuncture) for both pain and function. The effects were also significant at long-term follow-up. […]
CT scan radiation can equal nuclear bomb exposure
New Scientist reports that the radiation exposure a patient receives from a full-body CT scan is often 500 times that of a conventional X-ray and about the same as that received by people living 2.4 kilometres away from the centres of the World War II atomic blasts in Japan. Introduction: Medical technology advancements have led […]