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Millions of men and women have chronic pelvic pain known as interstitial cystitis/bladder pain syndrome with no known cause. Many of whom have been searching for a cure with most opting for surgical procedures with higher risk of side effects. With PEMF being a non-invasive therapeutic treatment for pain, inflammation and the likes, this study focuses on the effects of this therapy on chronic pain management. Findings suggest that there was a decrease in pelvic pain, burning bladder sensation and other nonpelvic pain felt by the patient.
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Authors
[‘Tyler L. Overholt’, ‘Christina Ross’, ‘Robert J. Evans’, ‘Stephen J. Walker’]
PMID
31949970
PMCID
PMC6948308
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PEMF/EMF/RF/LT
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Chronic pain, inflammation, back pain, pelvic pain, hip pain, bladder pain, human
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