Sentence examples for reduced itch from inspiring English sources

Capsaicin-induced muscle pain reduced itch sensation significantly.

Itch was significantly reduced (conditioned itch modulation-effect) by contra- as well as ipsilateral applied conditioning pain (both P < .001), whereas conditioning itch stimulation only marginally reduced itch.

The BoNT‐A treatment regime reduced itch and pain sensibility in response to challenge with histamine and AITC, respectively.

Map3k1 mPHD/+ mice have cardiac fibrosis and muscle damage, reduced B-cell development beyond the pro-B-cell stage, condensed and fewer numbers of Leydig cells and reduced Itch activation in T cells.

Furthermore, insula, putamen, and S2 response to acupuncture correlated with reduced itch ratings; thereby linking brain response to acupuncture stimuli with clinical outcomes.

Clinically, patients with chronic pruritus have reduced itching upon using a NK1 antagonist [ 76].

In a similarly designed study, Abelson and Greiner [ 9] performed CAC tests in 68 subjects and reported that olopatadine 0.1% significantly reduced itching and redness compared with levocabastine 0.05%.

Results Ursodeoxycholic acid reduced itching by −16 mm (95% confidence interval −27 mm to −6 mm), less than the 30 mm difference prespecified by clinicians and women as clinically meaningful.

The first clinical studies with JNJ39758979, a selective H4R antagonist, showed good clinical efficacy in reducing histamine-induced pruritus in healthy subjects [107] as well as in reducing itch severity and duration in patients with AD [108].

We have adapted the VAS and the COVAS use for ratings of itch perception and have demonstrated that these scales are 1) sensitive to manipulations which can reduce itch, 2) capable of assessing changes in itch intensity over time, and 3) able to distinguish differences between acute and chronic itch [20], [21].

While conventional systemic approaches to reduce AD itch have shown limited efficacy and/or significant side effects, several recent studies have demonstrated effectiveness of acupuncture for reducing itch in healthy adults and AD.