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COVFID-19 �Virtual reality and medicine: OCULUS QUEST WIFI ����
How VR is revolutionizing care and therapy.
Virtual reality is not limited to entertainment as many people think.

The field of VR possibilities is huge and now also finds its place in the field of medicine.

Whether it is patient care, therapy, diagnosis or treatment,it is a great help to doctors both in the form of new tools and in training.
An update on all that virtual reality allows in medicine right now.
Virtual reality in medicine and health: patient and doctor side

In many therapies, virtual reality finds its place as revolutionary technology, soft and without side effects.

VR is a therapeutic aid for a large number of pathologies or circumstances.

Virtual reality also finds its place in the training of doctors but also in medical diagnosis. Medicine and VR therefore have a promising future.

Virtual reality to fight pain.
This is undoubtedly one of the best applications of virtual reality in medicine. Indeed, the patient being immersed in another world, he is forgetting reality and his daily life. By thus deceiving the brain, virtual reality allows patients to "forget" the pain. Numerous experiments have proved it, immersion, thanks to a virtual reality headset, allows patients to escape and the brain to no longer feel pain or at least to attenuate it significantly. have thus shown that patients suffering from chronic pain, such as for example with cancer or postoperatively,reported feeling significantly less pain during and after an experience in virtual reality.

Since much of the pain is felt much more when the brain focuses on it and the stress related to the suffering is present, the fact of escaping and occupying the brain in a virtual world therefore makes it forget the suffering.

To fight against pain is therefore now an awesome therapeutic tool in many circumstances.

VR is increasingly used in the context of chronic pain, cancer, postoperatively or even in some cases to replace anesthesia when it is not possible.

VR for pain relief works on children, adults and the elderly. Another huge advantage of virtual reality in the fight against pain is that it is, unlike pharmaceuticals used for pain, completely without side effects and without risks. Virtual reality for patients in hospitals

Many hospitals are now embracing virtual reality for the benefits it can bring to patients.

VR is indeed an ideal tool to also combat stress, boredom and improve morale.
Patients requiring long-term hospitalization are much more likely to be depressed.

This form of depression is negative on recovery and can also speed up the disease process.
Also, various hospitals now offer patients, young and old, regular positive experiences in virtual reality.

These VR experiences which immerse the patient in another reality, much more positive, not only reduces their suffering but also their stress. and improves their morale.

The escape from hospitalization thanks to virtual reality is therefore particularly beneficial for patients who are bedridden for long periods.Again, VR has no side effects and only benefits.

Virtual reality has notably shown excellent results in reducing stress in people suffering from cancer and undergoing heavy anxiety-inducing treatments such as chemotherapy. Virtual reality for end-of-life patients

A study, carried out in a British hospice for people at the end of their life, showed all the benefits of virtual reality on convicted patients. Not only was their suffering and stress significantly reduced after having lived through a virtual reality experience, but it also offered an unexpected opportunity. Doctors effectively offer patients the chance to live one last dream and achieve one last wish.

The medical teams thus offer patients the opportunity to escape to a place they would have liked to visit, to live an experience that they have never been able to attempt but that they would have liked to live or even see something that they have always dream. The nursing staff thus noted that the patients at the end of life having lived this experience felt better afterwards, relieved and happy to have realized a last will before leaving. Virtual reality to overcome their phobias

This is a sensational discovery for people with phobias.

There are many and varied phobias. Some, like the fear of flying, the fear of spiders or snakes, etc. are very common but can be particularly disabling in everyday life. Psychiatrists have also developed cognitive and behavioral therapy programs to combat phobias, which prove to be particularly effective. These programs in virtual reality offer patients to be confronted, in progressive ways, with the object of their phobia by completely safe.
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