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Can combined acupuncture and massage alleviate temporomandibular joint disorders?

In a recent study published in Chinese, researchers aimed to investigate the efficacy of electroacupuncture pulse stimulation and massage therapy in treating temporomandibular joint disorders (TMD). TMD affects a significant number of individuals and can cause symptoms such as myofacial pain and external pterygoid muscle spasm. Ninety-six patients diagnosed with TMD, including 54 with myofacial pain and 42 with external pterygoid muscle spasm, were randomly … Continue reading Can combined acupuncture and massage alleviate temporomandibular joint disorders?

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Does vestibular rehabilitation improve repetitive head movement tasks? Insights from a clinical study

In 2004, a study conducted by Helen S. Cohen, et. al., researchers aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of vestibular rehabilitation exercises on improving performance in purposeful activities among individuals suffering from chronic vertigo caused by peripheral vestibular weakness. While numerous studies have explored the efficacy of vestibular rehabilitation in alleviating vertigo and disequilibrium, few have delved into its effects on purposeful activities. The study, conducted … Continue reading Does vestibular rehabilitation improve repetitive head movement tasks? Insights from a clinical study

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Can ischemic pressure with backnobber II relieve myofascial trigger point discomfort?

In 2011, study conducted by Dawn T. Gulick, et. al., the effectiveness of ischemic pressure in addressing myofascial trigger point (MTrP) sensitivity was investigated. Myofascial trigger points are localized areas of muscle tightness and discomfort commonly encountered in clinical practice. The study employed a randomized, controlled design, with the researcher blinded to the intervention during the assessment of MTrP sensitivity. The participants in the study … Continue reading Can ischemic pressure with backnobber II relieve myofascial trigger point discomfort?

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