Acupuncture Inhibits Scar Formation
Researchers discovered that a type
of acupuncture, referred to as electroacupuncture, is effective for inhibiting
hypertrophic scar formation. Electroacupuncture is a form of acupuncture
wherein an electric current is run between the needles. A hypertrophic scar is
a cutaneous condition involving excessive collagen deposits during wound
healing. This affects aesthetic appearances and may result in various forms of
psychological dysfunction in serious cases. Although different treatment
strategies targeted at hypertrophic scars are practiced, there is yet to be a
definitive treatment protocol for this condition. The results demonstrate that
electroacupuncture regulates and impedes regeneration of fibrous tissues,
prevents adhesions during recuperation, and improves blood circulation at scar
areas. Also, electroacupuncture is effective in softening and lightening scars,
decreases the size of scars, and reduces scar thickness.
A recent experiment was conducted by
researchers at Yantai Binzhou Medical University to investigate acupuncture’s
ability to prevent scar formation. A total of 18 New Zealand rabbits were
randomly distributed into 3 groups. The control group received manual
acupuncture. Group A received electroacupuncture using continuous frequency
current. Group B received electroacupuncture using electrical current with
alternating frequencies.
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http://www.healthcmi.com/Acupuncture-Continuing-Education-News/1504-electroacupuncture-inhibits-scar-formation#sthash.PORvKBb8.dpuf
Acupuncture Inhibits Scar Formation
Researchers discovered that a type of acupuncture, referred to as
electroacupuncture, is effective for inhibiting hypertrophic scar
formation. Electroacupuncture is a form of acupuncture wherein an
electric current is run between the needles. 
A
hypertrophic scar is a cutaneous condition involving excessive collagen
deposits during wound healing. This affects aesthetic appearances and
may result in various forms of psychological dysfunction in serious
cases. Although different treatment strategies targeted at hypertrophic
scars are practiced, there is yet to be a definitive treatment protocol
for this condition. The results demonstrate that electroacupuncture
regulates and impedes regeneration of fibrous tissues, prevents
adhesions during recuperation, and improves blood circulation at scar
areas. Also, electroacupuncture is effective in softening and lightening
scars, decreases the size of scars, and reduces scar thickness.
A recent experiment was conducted by researchers at Yantai Binzhou Medical University to investigate acupuncture’s ability to prevent scar formation. A total of 18 New Zealand rabbits were randomly distributed into 3 groups. The control group received manual acupuncture. Group A received electroacupuncture using continuous frequency current. Group B received electroacupuncture using electrical current with alternating frequencies.
- See more at:
http://www.healthcmi.com/Acupuncture-Continuing-Education-News/1504-electroacupuncture-inhibits-scar-formation#sthash.PORvKBb8.dpufA
hypertrophic scar is a cutaneous condition involving excessive collagen
deposits during wound healing. This affects aesthetic appearances and
may result in various forms of psychological dysfunction in serious
cases. Although different treatment strategies targeted at hypertrophic
scars are practiced, there is yet to be a definitive treatment protocol
for this condition. The results demonstrate that electroacupuncture
regulates and impedes regeneration of fibrous tissues, prevents
adhesions during recuperation, and improves blood circulation at scar
areas. Also, electroacupuncture is effective in softening and lightening
scars, decreases the size of scars, and reduces scar thickness.A recent experiment was conducted by researchers at Yantai Binzhou Medical University to investigate acupuncture’s ability to prevent scar formation. A total of 18 New Zealand rabbits were randomly distributed into 3 groups. The control group received manual acupuncture. Group A received electroacupuncture using continuous frequency current. Group B received electroacupuncture using electrical current with alternating frequencies.
Acupuncture Inhibits Scar Formation
Researchers discovered that a type of acupuncture, referred to as
electroacupuncture, is effective for inhibiting hypertrophic scar
formation. Electroacupuncture is a form of acupuncture wherein an
electric current is run between the needles. A
hypertrophic scar is a cutaneous condition involving excessive collagen
deposits during wound healing. This affects aesthetic appearances and
may result in various forms of psychological dysfunction in serious
cases. Although different treatment strategies targeted at hypertrophic
scars are practiced, there is yet to be a definitive treatment protocol
for this condition. The results demonstrate that electroacupuncture
regulates and impedes regeneration of fibrous tissues, prevents
adhesions during recuperation, and improves blood circulation at scar
areas. Also, electroacupuncture is effective in softening and lightening
scars, decreases the size of scars, and reduces scar thickness.
A recent experiment was conducted by researchers at Yantai Binzhou Medical University to investigate acupuncture’s ability to prevent scar formation. A total of 18 New Zealand rabbits were randomly distributed into 3 groups. The control group received manual acupuncture. Group A received electroacupuncture using continuous frequency current. Group B received electroacupuncture using electrical current with alternating frequencies.
- See more at:
http://www.healthcmi.com/Acupuncture-Continuing-Education-News/1504-electroacupuncture-inhibits-scar-formation#sthash.PORvKBb8.dpufA
hypertrophic scar is a cutaneous condition involving excessive collagen
deposits during wound healing. This affects aesthetic appearances and
may result in various forms of psychological dysfunction in serious
cases. Although different treatment strategies targeted at hypertrophic
scars are practiced, there is yet to be a definitive treatment protocol
for this condition. The results demonstrate that electroacupuncture
regulates and impedes regeneration of fibrous tissues, prevents
adhesions during recuperation, and improves blood circulation at scar
areas. Also, electroacupuncture is effective in softening and lightening
scars, decreases the size of scars, and reduces scar thickness.A recent experiment was conducted by researchers at Yantai Binzhou Medical University to investigate acupuncture’s ability to prevent scar formation. A total of 18 New Zealand rabbits were randomly distributed into 3 groups. The control group received manual acupuncture. Group A received electroacupuncture using continuous frequency current. Group B received electroacupuncture using electrical current with alternating frequencies.
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