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Multidisciplinary Care Reduces Fibromyalgia Symptoms
posted:12/1/2011
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Patients with severe fibromyalgia experienced significant improvements in several categories of symptoms, according to a recent study, after undergoing eight weeks of multidisciplinary care, including massage
therapy, thermal therapy and ischemic pressure on 18 tender points.
The full research report of "Multidisciplinary Care Reduces Fibromyalgia Symptoms," ran in the print edition of MASSAGE Magazine's December 2011 issue.
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