Beginn der Anxiolyse und Relaxation unter Ohrakupunktur

Ogal, Hans P.; Ogal, Mercedes; Hafer, Jocelyn F.; Hennig, Jürgen; Brockmeyer, H.; Kracht, R.; Krumholz, W

doi:10.1078/0415-6412-00048

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“…The largest effect size of AA over placebo procedure and no intervention was measured using VAS-100 in the evening after the intervention on the day before the exam. The effect size observed in the present study is comparable to the findings of our pilot investigation [12] and other previous studies of AA and situational anxiety [8–11]. For example, Karst et al [9] reported that state anxiety scores decreased by about 18% from baseline to after AA treatment of dental anxiety in 19 patients.…”

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“…AA has already successfully been used to treat situational anxiety in clinical settings, such as dental and preoperative anxiety [8–10]. For exam anxiety, AA was studied in only one prospective observational study in medical students without a control group [11]. Since this study did not provide sufficient information for further research, we tested the methodology of the AA intervention as well as the outcome assessment in treatment of pre-exam anxiety using a preliminary pilot investigation [12].…”

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Auricular Acupuncture for Exam Anxiety in Medical Students—A Randomized Crossover Investigation

et al. 2016

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Auricular acupuncture (AA) is effective in the treatment of preoperative anxiety. The aim was to investigate whether AA can reduce exam anxiety as compared to placebo and no intervention. Forty-four medical students were randomized to receive AA, placebo, or no intervention in a crossover manner and subsequently completed three comparable oral anatomy exams with an interval of 1 month between the exams/interventions. AA was applied using indwelling fixed needles bilaterally at points MA-IC1, MA-TF1, MA-SC, MA-AT1 and MA-TG one day prior to each exam. Placebo needles were used as control. Levels of anxiety were measured using a visual analogue scale before and after each intervention as well as before each exam. Additional measures included the State-Trait-Anxiety Inventory, duration of sleep at night, blood pressure, heart rate and the extent of participant blinding. All included participants finished the study. Anxiety levels were reduced after AA and placebo intervention compared to baseline and the no intervention condition (p < 0.003). AA was better at reducing anxiety than placebo in the evening before the exam (p = 0.018). Participants were able to distinguish between AA and placebo intervention. Both AA and placebo interventions reduced exam anxiety in medical students. The superiority of AA over placebo may be due to insufficient blinding of participants.

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Auricular Acupuncture for Exam Anxiety in Medical Students—A Randomized Crossover Investigation

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“…In Deutschland arbeiten geschätzt 80 % der psychiatrischen und 20 % der psychosomatischen Kliniken mit NADA. [ [4]. Sie gilt als ein risikoarmes und nahezu nebenwirkungsfreies Therapieverfahren.…”

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Die NADA-Akupunktur

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2024

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Mit Akupunktur, die ihren Ursprung in der traditionellen chinesischen Medizin hat, lassen sich viele Symptome behandeln. Eine spezielle, einfach zu erlernende und umsetzbare Form der Ohrakupunktur ist die NADA-Akupunktur. Sie kann bei verschiedenen körperlichen und psychischen sowie psychosomatischen Beschwerden angewendet werden. Jedoch ist ihr Nutzen wissenschaftlich nicht eindeutig belegt. Dies könnte ein Grund sein, weshalb es gegenüber dieser Methode, die als eine überwiegend nonverbale und nichtkonfrontative Behandlung gilt, immer noch Widerstände gibt. Im Interventionskoffer geben wir einen kurzen Überblick und stellen beispielhaft eine Sitzung dar.

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“…Finally, respiratory symptoms during coronavirus infections were significantly reduced with area-under-curve AUC=75.8 (+/-50.24) versus 21.1 (+/-21.27) score points (p=0.0036). Echinacea’s broad antiviral spectrum was confirmed in two clinical trials suggesting its potential for prevention of infections by respiratory pathogens, including coronavirus 2 3 .…”

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