Hypnosis Believed To Be An Effective Pain Management Option For Arthritis
Pain is one of the most undesirable consequences of having arthritis. There are pain management pharmaceutical drugs used to temporarily achieve pain relief.
(firmenpresse) - Orlando, FL – October 18, 2015 – Pain is one of the most undesirable consequences of having arthritis. There are pain management pharmaceutical drugs used to temporarily achieve pain relief. In addition to medications, there are other options thought to be helpful for sufferers.
Hypnosis is believed to be an effective pain management option for arthritis. Professionals have long been using hypnosis as an alternative pain management remedy for treating a range of pain from dental procedures to arthritis.
According to the University of Washington School of Medicine’s clinical professor of anesthesiology and rehabilitation, Joseph Barber, PhD, hypnosis could effectively be used for arthritis.
In the case of a 73-year old woman with knee osteoarthritis pain who could not tolerate the use of anti-inflammatory medications, hypnosis was helpful. It was found that hypnosis helped reduce knee pain and made her physically capable again to perform her daily routines.
The researchers from the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York conducted a research study with 900 participants. The study revealed that 75 percent of the subjects achieved significant pain relief due to hypnosis.
While it may take four to ten sessions for hypnosis to work, there are those who seem to benefit from it faster. Home therapy for sufferers is always recommended. Hypnosis is a safe pain management option, and this is why many sufferers turn to it.
There are pharmaceutical drugs formulated to temporarily offer pain relief to sufferers. However, the use of many of these medications has been associated with side effects. There are side effects that are extremely detrimental to health on a long term basis. Because of the widespread scare of these side effects, more and more arthritis sufferers are turning to drug-free and natural remedies.
Aside from hypnosis, arthritis sufferers also take advantage of other natural remedies such as glucosamine supplements. Glucosamine is naturally produced by the body, and is believed to help repair damaged joint cartilage.
Many arthritis sufferers, such as those with osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis, are taking advantage of the therapeutic benefits offered by glucosamine. They believe that this natural alternative has the ability to help reduce pain and improve their mobility. What makes it even more popular than pain relief drugs is that its use is not associated with side effects.
There are many glucosamine supplements in the market today, and the best ones contain other ingredients such as Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM). This natural compound is believed to help reduce joint pain and inflammation (http://www.amazon.com/Glucosamine-Sulfate-Supplement-2000mg-serving/dp/B0126ZF0B0/).
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