Physical stress reduction among high school students
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Acupressure and dysmenorrhoea
During the six-month follow-up, acupressure at
matched points, (studied at a Taiwan University medical center), reduced the pain, distress and anxiety
typical of dysmenorrhoea. Acupressure at single point was found, effectively,
to reduce menstrual pain during the follow-up period, but no significant
difference for reducing menstrual distress and anxiety perception was found.
