On my perilous journey through odd medical practices, I recently tried leech therapy. It wasn’t particularly pleasant, and I won’t forget it in a hurry. Share on Pinterest I suppose it’s not ...

Leeches Leeches might sound creepy, but they’re making a surprising comeback in modern medicine. Once used in ancient times, leech therapy—called hirudotherapy—is now helping with surgeries and ...

Leech therapy has a long history from medieval medicine and ancient Geek. The resurgence of this therapy, however, happened during the 1980s. It was a period when science was progressing and ...

Leech therapy is not new as they seem to have come to the aid of humans more than 3000 years ago. Leech therapy is not new as they seem to have come to the aid of humans more than 3000 years ago.

Although less popular nowadays, this ancient remedy is still being used to treat ailments ranging from arthritis to cardiovascular disease, writes MICHELLE McDONAGH HAVING BLOODSUCKING parasites ...

Leech therapy (Hirudotherapy) can treat a variety of diseases like chronic eczema and psoriasis. Check out the new leech bank in India. Blood-sucking leech can treat diseases and save life. As leech ...