| acute |
Having rapid onset, usually with recovery; not chronic or long-lasting.
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| acute |
Having a rapid onset and following a short but severe course.
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| acupressure |
Derived from traditional Chinese medicine, this is a form of treatment for pain that involves pressure on particular points in the body know as "acupressure points".
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| acupuncture |
Derived from traditional Chinese medicine, this is a form of treatment for pain that involves insertion of fine needles into particular points in the body known as "acupuncture points".
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| acupuncture |
A practice, chiefly in Chinese medicine, of attempting to cure illness or relieve pain by puncturing specific areas of the skin with needles.
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