brachialgia

In the patients who complained of brachialgia, total resolution of symptoms was seen after the operation.

1,779 patients reported neuropathic pain: 9.6% were attributed to diabetic neuropathy, 28.6% to back pain, 19.3% to carpal tunnel syndrome, 10.7% to frozen shoulder syndrome and 6.1% to brachialgia.47 In a study of 84 patients with diabetes who underwent assessment with a structured questionnaire, pDPN was diagnosed in 14.3%.48 Indeed, the limited studies and awareness of pDPN may well explain the findings of our recent study showing important differences between physician and patient perceptions of pDPN in Hong Kong, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan, and Thailand, with major repercussions on the diagnosis and treatment of this condition.49

(15) Wet cupping therapy is the most common cupping therapy (16) and has been demonstrated to be beneficial in headache, (17) brachialgia paraesthetica nocturna, (18) carpal tunnel syndrome, (19) and low back pain.

The favorable effects of cupping on brachialgia pain compared with usual care (p = 0.03) or a heating pad (p<0.001) have been reported.

The reason of nocturnal pain (Brachialgia paresthetica nocturna) is the median nerve compression associated with the position during sleep [10].

Chronic cervical pain: radiculopathy or brachialgia. Noninterventional treatment.

Brachialgia paraesthetica nocturna can be relieved by ''wet cupping'' - Results of a randomised pilot study.

Research at the District Hospital of R-dersdorf, also in Germany, found that Brachialgia paresthetica nocturna (an arm pain experienced at night) could also be relieved by Hijama.