Sophia Konsolakis , O.M.D
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Yahoo News! 2009
" ACUPUNCTURE MAY HELP CANCER PATIENT'S PAIN: EXPERT"
By: Reuters.
Acupuncture can be used to help relieve the pain of cancer patients as well as the nausea and vomiting induced by chemotherapy, a leading acupuncturist said on Monday.
"China has been using acupuncture as a form of anesthesia for 2,600 years"
said Wang Caihong of Shanghai University's Traditional Chinese Medicine Institute , adding that the technique has an extremely long well-tested history in China.
" Nausea is caused by a blockage in circulation and acupuncture can relieve that" she added.
Dr.Wang is a part of a team of Chinese doctors who are helping to set up an acupuncture center for cancer patients in Hong Kong's Prince of Wales Hospital.
An increasing number of studies and clinical trials in recent years in Western Countries have shown that acupuncture work better than painkillers for people with chronic headache or those who are recovering from major surgeries such as those for head and neck cancer.
" For pain that is moderate , acupuncture is definitely helpful, but for extreme pain, painkillers may be necessary too" she added !
By: Reuters.
Acupuncture can be used to help relieve the pain of cancer patients as well as the nausea and vomiting induced by chemotherapy, a leading acupuncturist said on Monday.
"China has been using acupuncture as a form of anesthesia for 2,600 years"
said Wang Caihong of Shanghai University's Traditional Chinese Medicine Institute , adding that the technique has an extremely long well-tested history in China.
" Nausea is caused by a blockage in circulation and acupuncture can relieve that" she added.
Dr.Wang is a part of a team of Chinese doctors who are helping to set up an acupuncture center for cancer patients in Hong Kong's Prince of Wales Hospital.
An increasing number of studies and clinical trials in recent years in Western Countries have shown that acupuncture work better than painkillers for people with chronic headache or those who are recovering from major surgeries such as those for head and neck cancer.
" For pain that is moderate , acupuncture is definitely helpful, but for extreme pain, painkillers may be necessary too" she added !
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