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- W4293764328 abstract "Magnetic field is used as an adjunct therapy for pain control and relief of musculoskeletal pain conditions as Fibromyalgia. It is regarded as more natural and less harmful alternative to analgesic compounds. The exact mechanism underlying these positive effects is still to be determined. Twenty-three patients diagnosed with Fibromyalgia condition were included in this study, and subjected to extremely low magnetic field treatment sessions. The treatment protocol based on exposing patients to gradually increased magnetic field strength that starts with 0.1 μT at the beginning, and increased gradually to 100 μT (3.33 μT/min). UV-Visible, mid-IR and fluorescence characteristics of whole blood, erythrocytes and hemoglobin were investigated; in addition to RBCs-osmotic fragility measurements. The obtained results were analyzed according to control-sham exposed patients. We observed marked changes in the blood (and/or its constituents) absorption spectra of fibromyalgia patients that indicate an enhancement in the energetic pathways and increased hemoglobin-oxygen affinity; in addition, the osmotic fragility measurements show that erythrocytes were characterized by increased elasticity and rehydration. The analyses of infrared spectra show that magnetic field treatment was associated with changes in the erythrocytes skeleton where α-helix component of protein secondary structure is dominant. This study provides scientific evidence that pain relief associated with extremely low magnetic field treatment can be directly related to its systemic effects as well as the enhancement of the cellular activities." @default.
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- W4293764328 title "Potential role of blood constituents in pain-relief associated with fibromyalgia treatment with extremely low magnetic field: Spectroscopic investigation" @default.
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