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Mayo Clinic staff has expertise in resilience training, stress management, meditation, massage therapy, acupuncture, music therapy, animal-assisted therapy, and ...
Massage your hands and feet. If stress triggers an attack, get away from the stress and relax. Practice a stress-relieving technique that works for you ...
Complementary and integrative medicine such as massage therapy, acupuncture, counseling and nutrition also can help you recover. Expertise and rankings. Mayo ...
Acupuncture, massage, yoga, resilience training, stress management, animal-assisted therapy and nutrition counseling are among the offerings. “Feedback to the ...
This condition — known as superficial thrombophlebitis — shouldn't be confused with blood clots that develop in deeper veins (deep venous thrombosis). Clots in ...
Don't massage or rub the person. Vigorous or jarring movements may trigger cardiac arrest. Move the person out of the cold. Move the person to a warm, dry ...
Lightly massage the breast while breastfeeding or pumping milk. Start at the affected area and move down toward the nipple. Do not press hard or squeeze ...
After removing the needle, your provider applies pressure to the area and massages it to keep blood out of the vein and to spread the solution. The provider ...
Integrative therapies, such as stress management, meditation, massage therapy and acupuncture, are intended to complement — not replace — conventional Western ...
Walking and then sitting and raising your legs might help keep the leg cramp from coming back. A hot shower, warm bath, ice massage or muscle massage may help ...
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