Acupuncture and cupping are effective for migraine relief. Tianjin
University of Traditional Chinese Medicine researchers tested two
acupuncture protocols. One of the acupuncture protocols achieved a 100%
total effective rate with an 88.6% complete recovery rate. This involved
a combination of acupuncture and cupping. Another protocol, using only
acupuncture, achieved a 94.3% total effective rate with a 62% complete
recovery rate. The superior positive patient outcomes achieved in the
acupuncture plus cupping protocol were achieved using a set of
specialized acupuncture points.
Migraines are headaches of moderate to severe intensity that are
unilateral or throbbing. Attacks range from several hours to several
days per migraine. Nausea, vomiting, sensitivity to sound and light,
auras, flashes of light, and blind spots are often concomitant.
According to the Mayo Clinic staff, “Clinical trials have found that
acupuncture may be helpful for headache pain.”
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