Magnetic ear patches tested for Post-Birth pain relief
NCT ID NCT07277478
Summary
This study tested whether special magnetic beads placed on the ear could help reduce pain for women after a common childbirth procedure called an episiotomy. 86 new mothers were randomly given either real magnetic ear patches or look-alike patches without magnets for 48 hours after delivery. Researchers measured their pain levels and how the pain affected daily activities to see if the acupressure treatment made a difference.
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Hsiao Ai Wen
Taipei, Sanchong, 241, Taiwan
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