Fig. 5

Concurrent medication use during 4 weeks of microcurrent treatment. At enrollment and weeks one through four of treatment, subjects completed a medication diary detailing the classes of medication they used in the previous week including: pain, nasal decongestant spray, nasal steroid spray, decongestant in pill form, antihistamine, or prescription antibiotics. A modest trend towards decreased reliance on medication was observed from enrollment to week four, however these results were not statistically significant. Data represented as percentage of subjects on one or more medications. Chi-square test for trend