Urtication for musculoskeletal pain?

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Abstract

Urtication refers to the deliberate stinging of the skin with nettles. Throughout history urtication has been used for a range of different purposes. This case describes an interesting clinical encounter in which a patient with recurring low back pain reports using urtication to help with pain control. Some recent research into this previously more widespread pain-relieving strategy is also discussed. © 2008 by American Academy of Pain Medicine.

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Alford, L. (2008). Urtication for musculoskeletal pain? Pain Medicine, 9(7), 963–965. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1526-4637.2007.00334.x

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