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Efficacy of Heat Therapy as an Alternative Medicine According to GRADE* Ranking: Dupuytren's Contracture: Recommendation: No recommendation (There is insufficient evidence to show that heat therapy can treat Dupuyten's Contracture. More studies are needed) Grade of Evidence: Very low level of evidence Recommendation: No recommendation (There is insufficient evidence to show that heat therapy can treat arthritis. More studies are needed) Grade of Evidence: Very low level of evidence Recommendation: Weakly against (there is scant evidence that heat therapy may help speed healing in skin infections, however more research is needed, and there are possible harmful effects to heat therapy being used without supervision by a qualified physician) Grade of Evidence: Very low level of evidence Recommendation: Weakly against (there is scant evidence that heat therapy may help speed healing in skin infections, however more research is needed, and there are possible harmful effects to heat therapy being used without supervision by a qualified physician) Grade of Evidence: Very low level of evidence Recommendation: Weakly against (there is scant evidence that heat therapy may help speed healing in skin infections, however more research is needed, and there are possible harmful effects to heat therapy being used without supervision by a qualified physician) Grade of Evidence: Very low level of evidence Recommendation: Weakly against (there is scant evidence that heat therapy may help speed healing in skin infections, however more research is needed, and there are possible harmful effects to heat therapy being used without supervision by a qualified physician) Grade of Evidence: Very low level of evidence Public DiscussionNo discussions exist for this vitamin yet. You can be the first to create one!
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