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Which technique provides better labor pain relief: Ice massage or acupressure?

In 2012, a study conducted about Childbirth which is widely regarded as one of the most painful experiences in a woman’s life. A study conducted by researchers Zahra Hajiamini, Sirati Nir Masoud, Abbas Ebadi, Afzali Mahboubh, and Ali Asgari Matin delved into alternative methods for mitigating this pain, focusing on the effects of ice massage and acupressure. The quasi-experimental study involved 90 pregnant women from … Continue reading Which technique provides better labor pain relief: Ice massage or acupressure?

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Does acupressure alleviate Bronchiectasis symptoms? Insights from a pilot study

In 2007, Maa, S. H., et. al., conducted study which delves realm of comprehensive patient care, nursing has increasingly incorporated complementary-alternative medicine to alleviate discomfort, manage pain, and address symptoms. Acupressure, a modality gaining traction among medical and nursing professionals, is being explored for its potential benefits in various health conditions. While prior research has hinted at the positive effects of acupressure on respiratory diseases, … Continue reading Does acupressure alleviate Bronchiectasis symptoms? Insights from a pilot study

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Unlocking the secrets: How effective is acupressure in enhancing institutionalized elderly sleep?

In 1999, Chen, et. al., conducted study about Disturbed sleep which is a prevalent concern among the elderly population, prompting the exploration of alternative therapeutic interventions. Drawing on traditional Chinese medicine, which suggests that acupressure induces sedation, a meticulously designed scientific study was conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of acupressure in ameliorating sleep quality among institutionalized residents. Utilizing a randomized block experimental design, participants with … Continue reading Unlocking the secrets: How effective is acupressure in enhancing institutionalized elderly sleep?

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Can Neiguan point acupressure significantly reduce morning sickness in early pregnancy?

In 1992, Penacchioni, P., et. al., study aimed to assess the antiemetic effects of acupressure applied to the Neiguan point in alleviating morning sickness during early pregnancy. A randomized, double-blind, cross-over, placebo-controlled trial was conducted with sixty women in the early stages of pregnancy. Over a 12-day period, organized into four phases of 3 days each, participants were assigned to either unilateral or bilateral acupressure … Continue reading Can Neiguan point acupressure significantly reduce morning sickness in early pregnancy?

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