THE USE OF TRADITIONAL MEDICINE IN SPORTS MEDICINE FOR THE TREATMENT OF ENCEPHALOPATHY
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This article delves into the potential use of traditional medicine within the realm of sports medicine, specifically focusing on its application in the treatment of encephalopathy. Encephalopathy is a condition characterized by altered brain function, and its occurrence in athletes, whether due to concussions or other factors, has prompted interest in alternative therapeutic approaches. The article presents a comprehensive literature analysis, highlighting the efficacy of traditional medicinal practices, methods employed in various studies, obtained results, and a thorough discussion of the findings.
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