07-21-2016, 10:38 PM
Thanks, Fireplaces.
I'm convinced it works, I'm just not sure exactly what it can do and what the limitations are. Its definitely good for muscles, joints, tendons, connective tissue. Its said to be good for many other things but I have not tried it on all those. I keep using it on my wrist and with holding it in a more ergonomic position plus the US, it feels better. I've notice that when discomfort comes back, its in a different spot than what the treatment covered. You may use it where the discomfort is greatest, it goes away but adjacent areas may ache, perhaps not as badly but next time you hit them. I use it for an average of 5 minutes per general area and move it around constantly.
I tried it on my bad ankle and today it feels somewhat better, the discomfort is in a different place, lol. You might as well buy the unit rather than going to a therapist. One session might save you the cost of the unit and then its free. You can use it every day in multiple locations. They say don't use it in the same place until at least 5 hours have passed. Once or twice a day seems to be ok.
Doctors are not going to broadcast the benefits of us any more than they will tell you about medical mj, glucosamine for arthritis or many other things. There is no money in it for them and you may quit coming back if it works really well. The prescriptions they give you may have been influenced a great deal by incentives given to the doctor by drug salesmen. When a drug rep comes to the office, he does not have to sit and wait long like you have to. Soon as the doctor gets done with the patient, the rep gets shown right in. He always gives out free samples and tells the doc how to win a free vacation. Sort of like santa clause.
If you have arthritis, bursitis, tendonitis, tight achey muscles, cramps, and other things, get yourself a us unit. Use it carefully according to directions. I've heard its also good for neuralgia and neuritis. Probably good for many other things too.
I'm convinced it works, I'm just not sure exactly what it can do and what the limitations are. Its definitely good for muscles, joints, tendons, connective tissue. Its said to be good for many other things but I have not tried it on all those. I keep using it on my wrist and with holding it in a more ergonomic position plus the US, it feels better. I've notice that when discomfort comes back, its in a different spot than what the treatment covered. You may use it where the discomfort is greatest, it goes away but adjacent areas may ache, perhaps not as badly but next time you hit them. I use it for an average of 5 minutes per general area and move it around constantly.
I tried it on my bad ankle and today it feels somewhat better, the discomfort is in a different place, lol. You might as well buy the unit rather than going to a therapist. One session might save you the cost of the unit and then its free. You can use it every day in multiple locations. They say don't use it in the same place until at least 5 hours have passed. Once or twice a day seems to be ok.
Doctors are not going to broadcast the benefits of us any more than they will tell you about medical mj, glucosamine for arthritis or many other things. There is no money in it for them and you may quit coming back if it works really well. The prescriptions they give you may have been influenced a great deal by incentives given to the doctor by drug salesmen. When a drug rep comes to the office, he does not have to sit and wait long like you have to. Soon as the doctor gets done with the patient, the rep gets shown right in. He always gives out free samples and tells the doc how to win a free vacation. Sort of like santa clause.
If you have arthritis, bursitis, tendonitis, tight achey muscles, cramps, and other things, get yourself a us unit. Use it carefully according to directions. I've heard its also good for neuralgia and neuritis. Probably good for many other things too.