35 studies show music therapy improves post-surgery recovery by reducing pain, anxiety, and heart rates, requiring less morphine.
A review of 35 studies presented at the American College of Surgeons' Clinical Congress indicates that music therapy can enhance post-surgery recovery. Patients who listened to music reported lower pain, anxiety, and heart rates, and required less morphine. The calming effects of music may reduce stress hormone levels, aiding recovery. Researchers advocate for its low-cost implementation in recovery rooms, suggesting patients choose music they enjoy for comfort.
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