2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2018.02.020
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The effect of reiki on pain: A meta-analysis

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“…Six review articles were used to assess the effectiveness of Reiki therapy on pain throughout a total of 12 studies 12–17. Ten studies reported that Reiki had a significant impact on relieving pain in dental surgery,18 various chronic pain conditions,19 20 stage I to IV cancer,21–23 abdominal hysterectomies,24 post-caesarean surgery,25 26 diabetic neuropathic pain27 and community-dwelling older adults,28 whereas no significant difference was seen in the fybromyalgia population 29.…”
Section: Reiki and Painmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Six review articles were used to assess the effectiveness of Reiki therapy on pain throughout a total of 12 studies 12–17. Ten studies reported that Reiki had a significant impact on relieving pain in dental surgery,18 various chronic pain conditions,19 20 stage I to IV cancer,21–23 abdominal hysterectomies,24 post-caesarean surgery,25 26 diabetic neuropathic pain27 and community-dwelling older adults,28 whereas no significant difference was seen in the fybromyalgia population 29.…”
Section: Reiki and Painmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To sum up, Lee et al 13 and vanderVaart et al 15 indicated that the evidence is insufficient to consider Reiki therapy as an effective treatment, while Vitale16 requested more studies to explore the benefits of Reiki therapy. The more recent reviews by Thrane and Cohen,14 McManus17 and Demir Dogan12 suggested that there is enough evidence to conclude that Reiki is effective in relieving pain.…”
Section: Reiki and Painmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several scientific studies show health benefits of Reiki therapy, such as: pain relief (6)(7)(8)(9) , the reduction of stress and anxiety (9)(10) , better coping with illness and therapeutic processes (11) , decreased blood pressure (9) , improvement of depressive symptoms (12) and sleep problems (13) . However, most of these studies have methodological designs that make little room for the expression of the centrality of the subject in the care process.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Reiki is a complementary and adjuvant therapeutic technique which can reduce stress and promote relaxation, including through self-care because it is also self-applied (14) . A review study identified Reiki as an effective technique for pain reduction (15) , and there are reports of chronic pain relief in older adults (16) and improvement in QoL, mood and reduction of chemotherapy side effects (17) . A study carried out with older adults found that Reiki produced psychophysiological effects and improved QoL in individuals who had symptoms of stress (18) .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%