CAM Stroke Treatment Research
Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine is widely used to aid a patients recovery from a stroke. The first study listed below is a relatively simple one to show basic changes from acupuncture in mobility. The second study below is a small meta-analysis of a number of studies showing positive changes. The authors of the second study state "our observations demonstrate that patients may be more likely to remain independent and in their own homes one year post stroke if they receive acupuncture".
- Alexander, DN, Cen, S, Sullivan, KJ: Effects of acupuncture treatment on poststroke motor recovery and physical function: a pilot study
- Hopwood, V, Lewith, GT: Does acupuncture help stroke patients become more independent?
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