Acupressure involves applying pressure with fingers, thumbs or a device to specific points on the body. — AFP
New American research has found that at-home acupressure could help women relieve some of the side effects of breast cancer treatment.
Carried out by researchers from the University of Michigan Rogel Cancer Center, the new study looked at the effect of acupressure on symptoms experienced by breast cancer survivors after treatment had ended, including chronic pain, anxiety, depression and poor sleep, which all commonly accompany fatigue.
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