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Neuromodulation for pain management involves techniques aimed at altering the activity of our nervous system, such as in our brain and spine, to alleviate pain. And before we continue, I want to let you know that I am not a medical professional, and what follows is not medical advice. I enjoy researching such topics and hope you can take the information for your own deep dive.
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Last week we discussed remedies to dull pain caused by a hip injury. In today’s article, I want to talk about a yoga-inspired stretching technique that targets the hips and lower back. And before we continue, I want to let you know that I am not a medical professional, and what follows is not medical advice. I hope the following information helps you further your research on this topic.
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Experiencing a fall resulting in a bruised hip can lead to persistent dull pain that affects daily life. While the sharp pain may subside over time, the lingering discomfort can be frustrating and debilitating. It is essential to address this issue with care, utilizing both preventive measures and targeted relief strategies. And before we continue, I want to let you know that I am not a medical professional, and what follows is not medical advice. I enjoy researching and providing information that deals with pain relief.
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In the ongoing search for effective pain management, Electro Magnetic Therapy (EMT) stands out as a promising method that harnesses the power of electromagnetic fields to ease discomfort and promote healing. And before we go any further, I want to let you know that I am not a medical professional, and what follows is not medical advice. I enjoy researching such topics and hope you can use it to further your own research.
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In the field of pain relief and holistic healing, various alternative therapies has emerged, each offering unique approaches to ease discomfort and promote well-being. Vibroacoustic Therapy (VAT) has gained attention for its promising effects on pain management as an alternative therapy. And before we continue, I want to let you know that I am not a medical professional, and what follows is not medical advice. It is my hope that the content will provide a steppingstone for you to do your own research.
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A few weeks ago on the Sunday paper, one of the article’s title caught my eye, and it was called “Sleep Tourism”. I have heard of eco-tourism but not sleep tourism. And after reading the small print under the article’s picture – it mentioned Vibroacoustic Electro Magnetic and Infrared Therapy (VEMI) – I decided to give that article a read. And before we continue, I want to let you know that I am not a medical professional and what follows is not medical advice. It is my hope that the following information interests you, and serves as a spring board for your own research.
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In the area of pain management, the integration of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) has emerged as a promising approach that goes beyond the mere relief from symptoms. Pain, whether acute or chronic, encompasses not just physical sensations but also psychological and emotional dimensions. CBT, a psychotherapeutic technique, aims to address these different aspects by targeting thought patterns, behaviors, and emotional responses associated with pain. And before we continue, I want to let you know that I am not a medical professional and what follows is not medical advice. It is my hope that this will help kick-off your own research into this topic.
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I read a commentary on the Sunday paper a few weeks ago titled “That pain in your back? It’s really a pain in your brain”. And it motivated me to take a deeper dive into the mind-body connection of pain. And we did discuss in a past article, What is Pain Processing and Neuroinflammation?, that pain is a complex and multilayered experience that involves both the mind and body.  And before we go any further, I want to let you know that I am not a medical professional and what follows is not medical advice.
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In the pursuit of holistic wellness, various traditional techniques have resurfaced to address modern-day discomforts. Gua Sha, an ancient Chinese therapy, has gained recognition for its ability to lessen pain and tension by promoting blood circulation and releasing muscle tightness. However, for those new to this practice, navigating its intricacies can seem daunting. To demystify the process, here is a step-by-step guide on how to use Gua Sha for targeted pain relief and relaxation.  And before we continue, I want to let you know that I am not a medical professional, and what follows is not medical advice.
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Today’s article explores the scientific evidence supporting the value of Gua Sha therapy, including studies on its effects on circulation, pain relief, inflammation reduction and the fascia. Upfront, though, I want to let you know that I am not a medical professional, and what follows is not medical advice. However, it is my hope that is article will help you with your deep dive into this topic to better understand the physiological mechanisms behind Gua Sha’s claimed benefits.
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