$ f; E9 S& W- S: B2 Gcsuchen.de 另外,有一些高血压或是经常性头痛病人,也会用水蛭疗法降低血压,或是治疗头痛。一名医师说,不但乔治亚人用水蛭治病,乌克兰、波兰、甚至德国,也有不少人接受这种疗法。 8 P; h. U+ ~) [+ O9 b8 Jcsuchen.de ' f _# O. Q k7 }, h7 r1 k% c# scsuchen.de人在德国 社区/ v4 I# ?% G. N* j
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Leeches have been used in medicine for thousands of years. By attaching themselves to the body, and sucking blood from a patient, they were thought to bring health benefits. 1 U/ T* R, A$ Z7 O* \ * E; u, _5 ^$ X+ l0 PThe idea being that disease could be banished by releasing the infected blood.1 h M+ k! F0 b
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That idea fell out of fashion during the 20th century, with the discovery of modern drugs. But today, as interest in traditional medicine grows, they are making a comeback - particularly in the former Soviet State of Georgia.( i1 D; D/ h5 g. n- t! i# @# \
) V1 u- _+ V* _7 SDamien McGuinness in the capital Tbilisi has been finding out why.