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31 Diseases Researched for Biofeedback

Name	AC	CK
Incontinence: Urinary	4	40
Back Pain	1	20
Incontinence: Fecal	2	20
Pain	2	20
Scoliosis	2	20
Voiding dysfunction	2	20
Asperger Syndrome	1	10
Autism	1	10
Autism Spectrum Disorders	1	10
Chronic Pain	1	10
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome: Type I	1	10
Constipation	1	10
Headache	1	10
Headache: Migraine	1	10
Heart Failure	1	10
Hinman syndrome	1	10
Macular Degeneration	1	10
Multiple Sclerosis	1	10
Neurogenic Bladder	1	10
Phantom Limb	1	10
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders (PTSD)	1	10
Posture Disorders	1	10
Prostatitis: Chronic	1	10
Rectal Cancer	1	10
Tourette Syndrome	1	10
Vesicoureteral reflux	1	10
Anxiety	2	2
Inflammatory Bowel Diseases	1	1
Migraine Disorders	1	1
Pregnancy Complications	1	1
Pregnancy-Associated Migraines	1	1

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Cumulative Knowledge Score 45
Overall Research Rating GOOD

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Biofeedback therapeutic effects on blood pressure levels in hypertensive individuals.May 25, 2021

Biofeedback treatment can lead to improvements on various pain-related outcomes in the short and long terms.Dec 31, 2016

A combination of heart rate variability (HRV) biofeedback and breathing retraining has the potential to improve cardiac mortality and morbidity in heart failure patients.Jun 01, 2009

Acupuncture and moxibustion combined with pelvic floor muscle exercises (biofeedback) improve symptoms of stress-associated female urinary incontinence. Nov 01, 2009

Audio-biofeedback may have therapeutic value in the treatment of idiopathic scoliosis.Apr 01, 2001

Biofeedback and physical therapy have therapeutic value for treatment of urinary stress incontinence in women.Jul 01, 2001

Biofeedback has moderate effectiveness for the treatment of stress and urge incontinence.Mar 01, 1995

Biofeedback has therapeutic value for pain management in traumatised refugees.Sep 01, 2009

Biofeedback improves bowel symptoms in patients with multiple sclerosis. Sep 01, 2011

Biofeedback is a successful treatment for giggle incontinence. Jun 01, 2005

Biofeedback may be an effective means of reducing risk of future chronic pain onset by promoting an antinociceptive pain profile.Oct 31, 2019

Biofeedback may have therapeutic value in the treatment of posture disorders and scoliosis in schoolchildren.Apr 14, 2010

Biofeedback may have therapeutic value in treatment of Tourette syndrome.Dec 01, 2009

Biofeedback significantly improve symptoms of autism. Mar 01, 2010

Biofeedback therapy is applicable in older children with dysfunctional voiding and vesicoureteral reflux.Sep 01, 2007

Biofeedback therapy is effective in patients with faecal incontinence.Apr 10, 2009

Biofeedback turned out to be efficient against migraine and tension-type headache.Jan 20, 2020

Neurofeedback improves the symptoms of clients with Asperger's Syndrome.Mar 01, 2010

Pelvic floor biofeedback improves chronic prostatitis presenting with dysfunctional voiding.Sep 14, 2009

Pelvic floor muscle training (biofeedback) could achieve good results in some patients with fecal incontinence. Dec 01, 2009

Rehabilitation with biofeedback training in age-related macular degeneration for improving distance vision.May 31, 2019

Short-term, high-intensity biofeedback achieves a durable response in the majority of children with Hinman's syndrome.Aug 01, 2006

The effect of biofeedback training on intestinal function among patients with middle and low rectal cancer.Oct 31, 2019

Virtual reality mirror visual feedback therapy has therapeutic value in the treatment of complex regional pain syndrome.Apr 01, 2010

Virtual reality mirror visual feedback therapy has therapeutic value in the treatment of phantom limb pain.Jul 01, 2009

A review of mind-body interventions for pediatric inflammatory bowel disease.Apr 02, 2017

An integrative model for the effectiveness of biofeedback interventions for anxiety regulation.Jul 22, 2020

Biofeedback appears generally efficacious for anxiety disorders.Dec 31, 2019

Lifestyle and diet changes, as well as biofeedback, acupuncture, magnesium, riboflavin and coenzyme Q10 may provide suitable therapies for migraine during pregnancy.Jun 01, 2010

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