Magnetic therapy for abdominal pain including menstrual pain and stomach ache is worthy of investigation.

Let us learn about stomach aches and abdominal pain and see how magnetic therapy can be applied for relief from abdominal pain.

Abdominal Pain Conditions

There are perhaps hundreds of reasons why one might experience abdominal pain. According to a Medical News Today article, severe and chronic abdominal pain can be a sign of serious underlying conditions including cancer and organ failure*.

As per the NHS (UK), the most common causes of abdominal pain are trapped wind, indigestion, constipation, food poisoning, menstrual or period pain, appendicitis, irritable bowel syndrome, kidney stones and gallstones. Several of these conditions involve inflammation which could benefit by the application of magnetic field therapy.

In most cases, abdominal pain consists of mild temporary discomfort although it can leave those with acute pain, shattered!

As per a recent study by the Australian Family Physician a publication by The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, abdominal pain is presented about 2 million times per year to GPs in Australia.

Magnetic therapy being a safe, non-invasive and drug-free therapy can be a great alternative to conquer the pain without having to resort to pharmaceuticals. 

Research on Treating Abdominal and Menstrual Pain with Magnetic Therapy

One of the pioneers of static magnetic field therapy using multipolar devices, Dr. Robert Holcomb M.D. Ph.D.  successfully applied magnetic therapy for abdominal pain. He published case reviews of two adolescents with medication-resistant chronic pain of the low back and abdomen who had undergone multiple evaluations and interventions by medical specialists.

Both cases were treated with multiple alternating quadrapolar array magnet devices made from rare earth magnets. Both teens found rapid relief within minutes, for a pain condition which was sustained for more than two years. The origin of pain of both cases was intervertebral disk disease of the lower back, so in treating the abdominal pain, quadrapolar magnets were placed over the corresponding spinal cord levels of the lower back. (image from paper??)

In 2005, a randomized clinical trial from England found that a static magnet with 2700 Gauss rating applied to the pelvic area could relieve dysmenorrhea pain in 95% of the cases.

There is enough evidence to make magnetic field therapy a worthwhile natural treatment of choice for stomach ache. Many cases of relief from menstrual pain and stomach ache using Q Magnets can be found on our site. At the very worst, nothing happens as it’s a harmless, non-invasive and drug-free approach, although we’ve seen almost all our users’ report almost immediate pain relief action.

Let us now have a look at some options for magnet selection and placement for abdominal and menstrual pain treatment.

* Q Magnets are not intended to be a substitute for any medical treatment that is recommended or prescribed by your doctor or health care professional. If you suspect an UNDERLYING MEDICAL PROBLEM, or your pain is severe and cannot be relieved with the use of these devices, please consult your health care provider.

How to use Q Magnets >> Q Magnet Treatment for Stomach Ache or Menstrual Pain

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