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for
Doctors
Doctors,
this
information
is for you
and your
staff:
the Mind
Training
Medical
studies,
quotes and
links on
the
benefits
of
hypnosis
for a vast
range of
medical
issues.
Mayo
Clinic
review of
prior
studies.
Hypnosis
in
Contemporary
Medicine,
A
review
study of
over a
hundred
clinical
studies of
hypnosis
for
medical
procedures
documents
that
hypnosis
is
beneficial
for
allergy,
anesthesia
for pain,
anesthesia
for
surgery,
warts,
dermatitis,
irritable
bowel
syndrome,
peptic
ulcers,
abdominal
surgery,
healing
from
injury or
surgery,
hemophilia,
hypertension,
headaches,
childbirth,
asthma,
smoking
cessation,
fibromyalgia,
impotence,
and
urinary
incontinence.
“Many
important
trials
reviewed
here have
helped to
establish
the role
of
hypnosis
in
contemporary
medicine.
These
trials
have
established
the
utility
and
efficacy
of
hypnosis
for
several
medical
conditions,
either
alone or
as part of
the
treatment
regimen,”
writes
Stewart, JH,
Department
of
Internal
Medicine
and
Division
of
Cardiovascular
Diseases,
Mayo
Clinic
College of
Medicine, Jacksonville,
FL. Mayo
Clinic
Proceedings
2005;80:511-524
(PDF
article)
See
the
bibliography
of the
above Mayo
Clinic
study for
information
on over
140
medical
studies
utilizing
hypnosis.
(pp.11-14
of PDF
article)
Medical
hypnosis
summary.
Medical
Hypnosis:
An
Underutilized
Treatment
Approach.
Five
case
histories
demonstrate
the
dramatic
and
sometimes
unexpected
beneficial
outcomes
of medical
hypnosis. “Hypnosis
is
suitable
for
patients
with the
following
medical
conditions:
chronic
headache,
chronic
back pain,
psychogenic
weakness
or
paralysis,
chronic
constipation,
irritable
bowel
syndrome,
panic
attacks
and
phobias,”
writes
Alman,
B.
(Kaiser)
Permanente
Journal, Fall
2001/Vol.
5, No. 4. (PJ
online article)
Hypnosis
beneficial
for breast
surgeries.
A
Randomized
Clinical
Trial of a
Brief
Hypnosis
Intervention
to Control
Side
Effects in
Breast
Surgery
Patients,
In
a
randomized
study of
200 women
undergoing
surgery
for breast
cancer,
those who
received a
brief
hypnosis
session
before
entering
the
operating
room
required
less
anesthesia
and pain
medication
during
surgery,
and
reported
less pain,
nausea,
fatigue,
and
discomfort
after
surgery
than women
who did
not
receive
hypnosis.
The
overall
cost of
surgery
was also
significantly
less for
women
undergoing
hypnosis.
Montgomery
GH,
Bovbjerg
DH,
Schnur
JB,
David
D, Goldfarb
A, Weltz
CR,
Schechter
C, Graff-Zivin
J, Tatrow
K, Price
DD,
Silverstein
JH.
Department
of
Oncological
Sciences,
Mount
Sinai
School of
Medicine
,
NY
. Journal
of the
National
Cancer
Institute,
2007 Sep
;99(17):1304-12.
(NCI
online
article)
Mind/body
suggestions
control
blood flow
during
surgery.
Preoperative
Instruction
for
Decreased
Bleeding
During
Spine
Surgery.
In
a trial
with 93
spinal
surgery
patients
at the
University
of
California
(Davis)
Medical
Center,
those
who
received
specific
instructions
about
blood
flow
lost an
average
500
cubic
centimeters
of
blood,
compared
to 900
cubic
centimeters
lost on
average
by both
the
controls
and a
third
group
taught
relaxation
techniques.
Bennett,
HL et
al.,
(originally
Anesthesiology
v.65,
No. 3A,
Sept.
1986),
recently:
Center
for the
Advancement
of
Perioperative
Health,
Yale
University
School
of
Medicine,
New
Haven,
CT
Anesth
Analg
2006;102:1394-1396
(article)
Preoperative
guided
imagery
improves
cardiac
surgery
outcomes. Effect
of guided
imagery on
length of
stay, pain
and
anxiety in
cardiac
surgery
patients.
"Cardiac
surgery
patients
who
listened
to a
preop
guided
imagery
surgical
tape had
significantly
less
pain,
anxiety
and two
days
shorter
hospital
stay."
Tusek,
D. L.,
Cwynar,
R., and
Cosgrove,
D.M., Cleveland
Clinic, Ohio,
Journal
of
Cardiovascular
Management
10;
2:22
-8 1999
(NIH
online
abstract)
Hypnosis
and IBS.
The
Treatment
of
Irritable
Bowel
Syndrome
with
Hypnotherapy.
“Previous
research
from the
United
Kingdom
has
shown
hypnotherapy
to be
effective
in the
treatment
of
irritable
bowel
syndrome
(IBS).
The
current
study
provides
a
systematic
replication
of this
work in
the
United
States .”
Galovski
TE,Blanchard
EB,,
University
of
Albany,
State
University
of New
York,
New
York,
Appl
Psychophysiol
Biofeedback.
1998
Dec;23(4):219-32
(NIH
online
abstract)
Hypnosis
and
fibromyalgia.
Controlled
Trial of
Hypnotherapy
in the
Treatment
of
Refractory
Fibromyalgia.
“In
a
controlled
study,
40
patients
with
refractory
fibromyalgia
were
randomly
allocated
to
treatment
with
either
hypnotherapy
or
physical
therapy
for 12
weeks
with
follow
up at
24
weeks.
Compared
with
the
patients
in the
physical
therapy
group,
the
patients
in the
hypnotherapy
group
showed
a
significantly
better
outcome.”
HAANEN H.
C. M.;
HOENDERDOS H.
T. W.;
VAN
ROMUNDE L.
K. J.;
HOP W.
C. J.;
MALLEE C.
;
TERWIEL J.
P.;
HEKSTER G.
B.
Sint
Antonius
Ziekenhuis,
dept.
rheumatology,
Nieuwegein
3430
EM,
Netherlands.
Journal
of
Rheumatology
1991,
vol. 18, no1, pp. 72-75 (NIH
online
abstract)
Hypnosis
as
general
anesthesia.
Hypnosis
with
Conscious
Sedation
Instead
of
General
Anesthesia?
Applications
in
Cervical
Endocrine
Surgery.
197
thyroidectomies
and 21
cervical
explorations
for
hyperparathyroidism
were
performed
under
hypno-sedation
and
compared
to a
closely
matched
population
of
patients
operated
on under
general
anesthesia.
All
patients
having
hypno-sedation
reported
a very
pleasant
experience,
had
significantly
less
postoperative
pain,
significantly
reduced
analgesic
use,
significantly
shorter
hospital
stay,
providing
a
substantial
reduction
of the
medical
care
costs.
Their
postoperative
convalescence
was
significantly
improved,
and full
return
to
social
or
professional
activity
was
significantly
shortened.
Meurisse
M,
Defechereux
T,
Hamoir
E,
Maweja
S,
Marchettini
P,
Gollogly
L,
Degauque
C, Joris
J,
Faymonville
ME. Dept.
Surgery,
University
of Liege,
Belgium,
Acta
Chir
Belg.
1999
Aug;99(4):151-8.
(NIH
online
abstract)
Hypnosis
and
dermatology.
Hypnosis
in
Dermatology.
A
comprehensive
review
of
dermatology
studies
spanning
32
years
that
involved
hypnosis
concluded:
“A
wide
spectrum
of
dermatologic
disorders
may be
improved
or
cured
using
hypnosis
as an
alternative
or
complementary
therapy,
including
acne
excoriee,
alopecia
areata,
atopic
dermatitis,
congenital
ichthyosiform
erythroderma,
dyshidrotic
dermatitis,
erythromelalgia,
furuncles,
glossodynia,
herpes
simplex,
hyperhidrosis,
ichthyosis
vulgaris,
lichen
planus,
neurodermatitis,
nummular
dermatitis,
postherpetic
neuralgia,
pruritus,
psoriasis,
rosacea,
trichotillomania,
urticaria,
verruca
vulgaris,
and
vitiligo.”
Shenefelt
PD,
Department
of
Internal
Medicine,
College
of
Medicine,
University
of
South
Florida,
Tampa,
Arch
Dermatol.
2000
Mar;136(3):393-9
(NIH
online
abstract)
Preoperative
suggestions
improve
abdominal
surgery
outcomes. Effect
Of
Preoperative
Suggestion
On
Postoperative
Gastrointestinal
Motility.
Single-blind
trial
of
abdominal
surgery
patients,
to
whom a
5
minute
script
was
read
preoperatively
suggesting
increased
gastrointestinal
motility
after
surgery.
Suggestion
group
had
significantly
shorter
ileus
time
and
was
discharged
two
days
earlier,
with
an
estimated
savings
of
$1200.
Disbrow,
E. A.,
Bennett,
H. L.,
and
Owings,
J. T.
Department
of
Anesthesiology,
University of California
,
Davis
School
of
Medicine,
Sacramento
,1993
West J
Med
158;5:488-92
(NIH
online
abstract)
What
some
doctors
are
saying:
”Pain
control
techniques
using
hypnosis
are
simple,
effective,
easy
to
learn
and
applicable
to
most
cancer
patients
in
pain.”
--
Dr.
Bernie
Siegel,
MD,
Stanford
Cancer
Center
“We
believe that
a
second
degree
burn
can
often
be
kept
from
going
third degree
if
hypnosis
is
used
soon
after
the
injury.”--
Dr.
Dabney
Ewin,
MD,
Tulane
University
School
of
Medicine
“Doctors
at
Mount
Sinai
School
of
Medicine
(NY)
found
that
patients
having
breast
cancer
surgery
who
used
hypnosis
required
less
anesthesia,
exited
surgery
quicker,
and
had
less
pain,
nausea
and
fatigue
afterward.”--
Journal
of the
National
Cancer
Institute
“Hypnosis
takes
the
edge
off
and
makes
patients
feel
better.
With
some,
it’s
dramatic.
It
works
so
well
they
don’t
need
pain
medicine
at all
…
Hypnosis
is an
astonishingly
powerful
pain
reliever…
that
seems
to be
useful
for
virtually
every
clinical
pain
problem
imaginable.”
--
Dr.
David
Patterson,
MD,
University
of
Washington
,
Harbor
View
Burn
Center
"Add
hypnotherapy
to the
UK
National
Institute
for
Health
and
Clinical
Excellence
(Nice)
list
of
approved
therapeutic
techniques
for
the
treatment
of
conditions
ranging
from
allergies
and
high
blood
pressure
to the
pain
associated
with
bone
marrow
transplantation,
cancer
treatment
and
anesthesia
for
liver
biopsy."
Dr.
David
Spiegel,
PhD,
Department
of
Psychiatry
and
Behavioral
Sciences,
Stanford
University
(see
UK
article)
Links:
Non-Medical
Uses:
Hypnosis
is also
effective
for
excelling
in
sports,
studies,
sales,
business,
and
creativity.
It
is
famous
as the
best
solution
for
smoking
cessation
and
weight
release.
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