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Re: acupuncture From: Dr. Goerke MD (goerke@mailer.uni-marburg.de) Mon Jun 22 10:38:05 1998 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Julie Sheehan: "Re: acupuncture" Previous message: zygote@ICSI.Net: "Re: OB:Variation on Thread:Smallest Viable Baby" Maybe in reply to: Ditte Trolle: "acupuncture" Next in thread: Marco A. Pelosi, III, MD: "Victims of the Fury (was Re: No shoulder dystocia)" Reply: Marco A. Pelosi, III, MD: "Victims of the Fury (was Re: No shoulder dystocia)" At Sat, 20 Jun 1998, Ditte Trolle wrote: > >Acupuncture analgesia during deliveries is getting increasingly popular >in Scandinavia. It is also used for morning sickness, pelvic pain and >other problems during pregnancy. Are there any colleagues on this site >with experience in acupuncture in gyn.&obst.? > >Regards > >Ditte Trolle,MD e-mail dtrolle@yahoo.com Dear colleague, we started using acupuncture in our hospital during delivery and pregnancy about 6 months ago. The experience is almost overwhelming. In pain-relief during delivery, in cases of placental retention or in patients with hypemesis the results were so good, that we started a complete training program for all phsicians and midwives. -- K. Goerke, Marburg, Germany Next message: Julie Sheehan: "Re: acupuncture" Previous message: zygote@ICSI.Net: "Re: OB:Variation on Thread:Smallest Viable Baby" Maybe in reply to: Ditte Trolle: "acupuncture" Next in thread: Marco A. Pelosi, III, MD: "Victims of the Fury (was Re: No shoulder dystocia)" Reply: Marco A. Pelosi, III, MD: "Victims of the Fury (was Re: No shoulder dystocia)"

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