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Acupuncture for chronic pain.


ABSTRACT: Is acupuncture associated with reduced pain outcomes for patients with chronic pain compared with sham-acupuncture (placebo) or no-acupuncture control?Acupuncture is associated with improved pain outcomes compared with sham-acupuncture and no-acupuncture control, with response rates of approximately 30% for no acupuncture, 42.5% for sham acupuncture, and 50% for acupuncture.

SUBMITTER: Vickers AJ 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC4036643 | biostudies-literature | 2014 Mar

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Acupuncture for chronic pain.

Vickers Andrew J AJ   Linde Klaus K  

JAMA 20140301 9


<h4>Clinical question</h4>Is acupuncture associated with reduced pain outcomes for patients with chronic pain compared with sham-acupuncture (placebo) or no-acupuncture control?<h4>Bottom line</h4>Acupuncture is associated with improved pain outcomes compared with sham-acupuncture and no-acupuncture control, with response rates of approximately 30% for no acupuncture, 42.5% for sham acupuncture, and 50% for acupuncture. ...[more]

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