Could breathing hydrogen gas ease your surgery pain?
NCT ID NCT05476575
Summary
This small study tested whether inhaling hydrogen gas around the time of surgery could help control pain and reduce inflammation afterward. It involved 37 adults having a specific back surgery for a herniated disc. Researchers measured patients' pain levels and blood markers to see if the gas made a difference.
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Fu Jen Catholic University Hospital
New Taipei City, 24300, Taiwan
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