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Acupuncture Alleviates Vertigo Finding

Acupuncture is effective for the treatment of vertigo due to cervical spine related conditions and diminished blood flow. Second Affiliated Hospital of Anhui University of Traditional Chinese Medicine researchers compared two groups. One group received only chiropractic and drug therapy. Another group received identical interventions plus the addition of warm needle acupuncture. The group receiving acupuncture had superior patient outcomes. [1]

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Acupuncture Alleviates Shoulder Periarthritis

Acupuncture has been proven effective for the treatment of periarthritis of the shoulder. This disorder is characterized by inflammation of the shoulder region, including the muscles, tendons, and bursa. Second Affiliated Hospital of Nanyang Medical College researchers conducted a clinical trial to determine the efficaciousness of acupuncture treatments. They compared patients receving massage monotherapy with patients receiving both warm needle acupuncture and massage therapy.

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Acupuncture Insomnia Relief Ups Drug Outcomes

Acupuncture provides relief for patients with insomnia. Modern research demonstrates that acupuncture improves sleep quality by regulating central nervous system responses. [1] The investigation covered in this review used scalp acupuncture in conjunction with a sleep medication. Scalp acupuncture is a specialized form of micro-acupuncture, which is commonly utilized by licensed acupuncturists. The combination of drugs plus acupuncture produced superior insomnia relief over drug

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Acupuncture Migraine Treatment Success Confirmed

Acupuncture is effective for the treatment of vestibular migraines. Affiliated Hospital of Shanxi University of Traditional Chinese Medicine researchers conducted a clinical trial and determined that acupuncture with moxibustion is more effective than flunarizine for the alleviation or elimination of dizziness and cephalalgia due to vestibular migraines. Warm needle acupuncture produced significantly greater clinical improvements and produced a lower relapse rate than flunarizine. [1]

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Acupuncture Continuing Education Online Courses

Acupuncture continuing education courses for state CEUs, NCCAOM PDAs, and credit internationally are available at HealthCMi. Certificates of completion apply to the entire United States plus Canada, New Zealand, Australia, and more. Live acupuncture webinars feature the ease and privacy of the Zoom platform and acupuncture distance learning courses are available anytime, 24 hours a day. Many online acupuncture continuing education courses at HealthCMi

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Acupuncture Sciatica Relief Confirmed

Acupuncture is effective for the alleviation of sciatica. Guangzhou Zengcheng Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine researchers conducted a randomized clinical trial and determined that warm needle acupuncture achieves a 96.15% total effective rate. [1] In a comparison of treatment protocols, two types of acupuncture were compared. Two groups received identical treatments using electroacupuncture; however, one group also received warm needle acupuncture via moxibustion. Warm

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Acupuncture Reduces Disc Herniation Inflammation

Acupuncture reduces low back pain and referred leg pain for patients with lumbar disc herniations. Haikou Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine researchers compared the therapeutic results of two groups. One group received oral diclofenac and the other group received acupuncture in addition to diclofenac. The group receiving the integrative medicine treatment protocol significantly outperformed the group receiving drug monotherapy. The researchers conclude that acupuncture

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Acupuncture Reduces Pain For Cancer Survivors

Acupuncture reduces pain levels for cancer survivors. Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (New York), University of California (San Diego), and Veterans Administration Medical Center (Pennsylvania) researchers conclude that both electroacupuncture and auricular acupuncture produce superior patient outcomes compared with usual care. [1] In a randomized clinical trial conducted in New York and New Jersey, acupuncture produced significant reductions in pain scores.

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Acupuncture C-section Pain Relief

Acupuncture demonstrates clinical efficacy for relieving pain after Cesarean delivery (C-section). Xu et al. compared patient-controlled intravenous analgesia (PICA) monotherapy with an electroacupuncture integrative medicine protocol. Based on the data, the researchers conclude that electroacupuncture plus medications is significantly safer and more effective in producing pain relief than drug monotherapy. [1] The research delineates specific acupuncture points demonstrating the ability to disrupt pain signal

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