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Acupuncture targeted at higher sensitive points led to a pain score reduction of 12.16 (95% CI, −14.45 to −9.87), while lower sensitive points reduced it by 10.19 (95% CI, −12.43 to −7.95).

Regarding potential mechanisms behind the findings, “acupuncture could reduce the intensity of pain through modulation of the nerve system by acupuncture points,” Zhao and colleagues suggested.