Argumentative Essay On After Surgery

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After back surgery, many patients will have severe pains for weeks. So many doctors and researchers are trying to find a way to relieve some of that pain without painkillers. One of the non painkiller options is meditation and teams like the “Mount Sinai Hospital” are testing to see if meditations will reduce the pain. Some people say that they are not trying to replace painkillers but to help reduce the pain. They do this by testing trials. Throughout this articles it explains the results of many researchers and doctors. The result in patients like Mr. Gualano and Barry Wollner mostly show that meditation helps relieve some of the pain. So meditation does help patients’ after surgery because for some it helps them feel relax and others say

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