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Diabetes
Rheumatic Pathologies
Psychiatric
Infections
Pain
Fatigue
Sleep Disturbance
Headache
True
False
True
False
True
False
REM Rapid Eye Movement
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3-4
Yes
No
Higher
Lower
Yes
No
True
False
Alleviate pain
Increase restorative sleep
Improve physical function
Increase Range of Motion in all 4 quadrants of the body
Amplification
Depression
True
False
Disconnected magnotherapy
Functional magnetic resonance
Tramadol
Balneotherapy
Quality of sleep
Pain
Depression
Quality of life
Fibro-fog
Muscle energy
Be younger than 65
Be older than 18
No regular physical activity
Be diagnosed with fibromyalgia
Be younger than 50
Regular physical activity
Not be diagnosed with fibromyalgia
Be older than 16
At least 11
At least 8
At least 14
At least 6
The 18 painful points as described by the American College of Rheumatology.
Cervical and Lumber regions with the patient laying prone
Myofascial trigger points found in the peripheral muscles.
The 3 areas of most concern to the subject at the time of starting the trial.
True
False
18
16
14
20
30-minute session
60-minute session
90-minute session
5 Weeks
10 Weeks
20 Weeks
Myofascial release
Trigger point therapy
Deep tissue
Remedial massage therapy
Left lower cervical
Right lower cervical
Right gluteal muscle
Left gluteal muscle
Right greater trochanter
Left greater trochanter
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
Physical
Mental
Emotional
Neurological
True
False
Should
Should not
True, this is an accurate reflection of the finding in the paper.
False, this is not an accurate reflection of the finding in the paper.
Anxiety
Depression
Pain
Sleep
Anxiety
Depression
Pain
Sleep
True
False
Greater than 5 weeks
Less than 5 weeks
33%
55%
70%
90%
Yes massage was shown to have benefit in helping with sleeping patterns in all papers
No while one paper showed no improvement the other showed improvement and more research needs to done.
Both papers showed massage had no effect on the sleeping patterns of clients with fibromyalgia.
Yes
No
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