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« on: 30 September 2011, 15:34:08 »

just had my first session at hospital. 2 of the needles hurt like break when they hit the muscle but was a very nice feeling. apparently im a gonna be stiff in the morning.
Anyone else had this done??  how beneficial is it as i have  5 more sessions
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Re: electro acupuncture
« Reply #1 on: 30 September 2011, 16:51:40 »

Been toying with the idea of ordinary acupuncture for migraine for a while.
Not heard of electro acupuncture though, whats it to treat?  Be interested to see if it helps you.
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Re: electro acupuncture
« Reply #2 on: 30 September 2011, 18:30:05 »

Been toying with the idea of ordinary acupuncture for migraine for a while.
Not heard of electro acupuncture though, whats it to treat?  Be interested to see if it helps you.

supposed to loosen the muscles which are tensed. they put small crocodile clips on the needles and send a pulsating electric current through it. felt  nice while the current wasn't too high. told me it would take a few times to sort thee pain out but does not work for everyone. i feel a bit stiff now as she said i would for 24hrs after.  in your case ljay may be worth your while if nothing else has helped. if was me i would at least go and see how ot goes the first time. just hope it turns out ok for you and you get rid of that awful illness.

Rich  :)
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Re: electro acupuncture
« Reply #3 on: 30 September 2011, 18:45:48 »

Richie.....   ask about a TENS machine....    it's the same principle, but doesn't require needles....     a bit like those "slimming without exercise" electro-muscular pad kits.... 

it vaguely helped me out a few years ago....    ( I broke my neck in '89,   so have ongoing spinal issues,....  to add to my fun )

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Re: electro acupuncture
« Reply #4 on: 30 September 2011, 19:05:34 »

she mentioned that max. said see how this is with me first.its another option. :y
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Re: electro acupuncture
« Reply #5 on: 30 September 2011, 19:22:43 »

Richie give a TENS machine ago..some are quite expensive but a cheepie one will sort you out...as for acupuncturei did try when i did my foot in and it did help...mind you the night after i had the best nights sleep...the bit that was when they spun the needles around :y
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Re: electro acupuncture
« Reply #6 on: 30 September 2011, 19:41:32 »

Not a big fan of TENS. They simply exchange one pain for another in my opinion.
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Re: electro acupuncture
« Reply #7 on: 30 September 2011, 19:43:00 »

just had my first session at hospital. 2 of the needles hurt like break when they hit the muscle but was a very nice feeling. apparently im a gonna be stiff in the morning.
Anyone else had this done??  how beneficial is it as i have  5 more sessions


Don't let them anywhere near your bell-end Richie......OUCH!!!!!.... :'(
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Re: electro acupuncture
« Reply #8 on: 30 September 2011, 20:19:39 »

just had my first session at hospital. 2 of the needles hurt like break when they hit the muscle but was a very nice feeling. apparently im a gonna be stiff in the morning.
Anyone else had this done??  how beneficial is it as i have  5 more sessions


Don't let them anywhere near your bell-end Richie......OUCH!!!!!.... :'(


she did say it was just a little prick.  ;D
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Re: electro acupuncture
« Reply #9 on: 30 September 2011, 21:27:51 »

I tried acupuncture for a frozen shoulder a few years ago, to be honest did not really help so went for the injection which sorted it overnight.... :)
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Re: electro acupuncture
« Reply #10 on: 30 September 2011, 22:13:38 »

I tried acupuncture for a frozen shoulder a few years ago, to be honest did not really help so went for the injection which sorted it overnight.... :)

i had 3injections in the muscles in my neck and shoulders in may. i nearly passed out but 5mins later all pain had gone and still ok now. its just the muscles at my waist that are the problem. she did tell me plenty of sex would help so any female members want to help put will be appreciated. ::) :)
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Re: electro acupuncture
« Reply #11 on: 30 September 2011, 22:15:57 »

I tried acupuncture for a frozen shoulder a few years ago, to be honest did not really help so went for the injection which sorted it overnight.... :)

i had 3injections in the muscles in my neck and shoulders in may. i nearly passed out but 5mins later all pain had gone and still ok now. its just the muscles at my waist that are the problem. she did tell me plenty of sex would help so any female members want to help put will be appreciated. ::) :)



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Re: electro acupuncture
« Reply #12 on: 30 September 2011, 22:23:03 »

I tried acupuncture for a frozen shoulder a few years ago, to be honest did not really help so went for the injection which sorted it overnight.... :)

i had 3injections in the muscles in my neck and shoulders in may. i nearly passed out but 5mins later all pain had gone and still ok now. its just the muscles at my waist that are the problem. she did tell me plenty of sex would help so any female members want to help put will be appreciated. ::) :)



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Re: electro acupuncture
« Reply #13 on: 30 September 2011, 22:32:16 »

I have a tens that i used on my back for a while, it was fine for short term relief but went and saw a chiro in the end.
I now have this http://www.amazon.co.uk/HoMedics-209H-LENGHT-SHIATSU-MASSAGER/dp/B0030GOXV8/ref=sr_1_1?s=drugstore&ie=UTF8&qid=1317418303&sr=1-1
which is rather nice  :y
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Re: electro acupuncture
« Reply #14 on: 30 September 2011, 23:03:14 »

I have a tens that i used on my back for a while, it was fine for short term relief but went and saw a chiro in the end.
I now have this http://www.amazon.co.uk/HoMedics-209H-LENGHT-SHIATSU-MASSAGER/dp/B0030GOXV8/ref=sr_1_1?s=drugstore&ie=UTF8&qid=1317418303&sr=1-1
which is rather nice  :y

Interesting, do you use it on a dining chair of a comfy chair?
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