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Has anybody tried vibrotactile gloves for Parkinson

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gomelgo

they are not available yet.

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Manypony

I am currently participating in a trial

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NuroMod in reply toManypony

May I ask - how have you found the PD Gloves ? What effects has it had on your PD ( pos and neg ) and any side effects ? How long do you use it per day and how long before you noticed any changes/effects ? Thanks.

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Manypony in reply toNuroMod

I’ve used them faithfully 2 hours twice per day for a month . No noticeable effect. I’m nearly certain I m in placebo mode. I look forward to switching out the gloves July7

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Ethin in reply toManypony

dear Manypony, I am curious: when they initially fitted the gloves for you, did they do some kind of testing of your sensory thresholds, to make sure that the vibration was clearly perceivable on each fingertip, but not too strong?

Or was the intensity even set so low that the vibration could be occasionally missed?

Thanks!

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Manypony in reply toEthin

the finger tip vibration is perceivable on each finger tip. The adjustments are not terribly subtle but each fingertip can be adjusted. If I’m walking I don’t notice it as much as when I’m resting, but i can always notice if I give it my attention.

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Ethin in reply toManypony

thank you, that’s interesting!

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gurdeep11 in reply toManypony

Where is the trail going on . How can i participate from canada

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Manypony

Synergic Medical Technologies, Inc., a Eugene-based medical device start-up company, is currently developing novel, non-invasive approaches to neuromodulation for improving motor function in Parkinson’s disease.If you are interested in our work and would like to receive updates regarding our research activities and upcoming research studies, please contact us at info@synergicmed.com, or call Barbara Gaston, PhD, at (541) 228-9691.

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Delaraysbest in reply toManypony

How are doing now since you changed out the gloves on the 7th?? Hope all is going well!

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Manypony in reply toDelaraysbest

I’m thinking they are working on my brain 🙏 physical symptoms are slower to respond. I want dramatic results 🙏 so being patient

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