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Category Archives: post-surgery persistent
Getting Carpal Tunnel Surgery? – Take Alpha-Lipoic Acid
Taking Alpha-Lipoic acid 800 mg/day for 40 days reduced pain and increased 2 point discrimination. Some nerve operations are fought with problems (nerve transfer in cubital tunnel syndrome); now there is a help.
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Post Lobectomy Persistent Chest Pains Prevented by Kinesiology Taping(KT)
Presently there is a battle in attempt to find measures to prevent persistent post-operative pain. Persistent pains after chest surgery can approach up to 50%. Post-operative, Kinesiology Taping (KT) was done over three areas: at the chest access site pain … Continue reading
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