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Bioelectric phenomena in electroacupuncture analgesia.

Authors: Yingqi, Chen; Huayuan, Yang;

Bioelectric phenomena in electroacupuncture analgesia.

Abstract

Pain is a complex process of electrical signal transmission. Electroacupuncture may adjust the bioelectric state of the tissues in painful sites through electrical characteristic structural units (acupoints), thereby exerting analgesic effect. The treatment of diseases with electroacupuncture results from the interaction between the external electric field and the electrical properties of acupoint tissues. Therefore, the state of biological tissues and the parameters of electroacupuncture all affect the therapeutic effect.

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Electroacupuncture, Humans, Pain Management, Pain, Acupuncture Points

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