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Anyone have any luck easing pain of pelvic symptoms with the use of a tens machine?

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Fungifips

Interested in this also, waiting for my hysterectopy and swabs, painkillers aren’t controlling pain x

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swarke22

I’ve tried tens machine, microcurrent machine but none helped. Saving up for prp platelet rich plasma.

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kalecolbe12 in reply to swarke22

Can you explain to me how the platelet rich plasma works?

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swarke22 in reply to kalecolbe12

If you can look on utube see pelvic pain for women dr Mayo Friedlis. He explained it so much better. From my take on it, they take your blood from your arm. They take it to their regenexx machine and they spin it. The regenexx then spins the blood at higher concentrates than most and therefore when they inject your platelets they are enriched with goodness into the sacroiliac joint and the pubic symphysis and all the goodness goes back in and helps heal the ligaments. You may need a few rounds of this two - four. That’s my take on it. See utube research too. I will come back on here when I have them done!

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VS1955

Yes... I use TENS for pelvic pain & Sciatic pain. It's vitally important you place the pads in the correct positions.. I've got a diagram if you'd like me to email it to you.. there's nowhere to post it on here.

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Chickymac in reply to VS1955

I would like a diagram! louise.macilvane@gmail.com

Thanks

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Pelviccrusader in reply to VS1955

Could you also email to mich.emil@gmail.com?

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aften16 in reply to VS1955

Yes! A diagram would be great! aften16gmail.com

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Arisaema in reply to VS1955

I too would like the diagram.

Bamboobme@aol.com

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Pipsysqueak in reply to VS1955

Yes I’d love a diagram too please pippa500@gmail.com

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Chettaluz in reply to VS1955

I have a tens unit, could you email me the diagram? Thanks conchetta.luzerne@gmail.com

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lazylanc in reply to VS1955

Hello there - please can you add me to your email list with a diagram! Many thanks, emmapeel334@yahoo.co.uk

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CopperGuy in reply to VS1955

Please add me to the list for the diagram. Thanks for your assistance. n.l.vern.carter@gmail.com

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Naturalblondeone in reply to VS1955

Please oh please mail me a diagram too?!

Evabrown1@msn.com

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jayjay57 in reply to VS1955

Hello VS1955

I hope you don't mind my asking but could you also send me a copy of your Diagram. I would really appreciate your help. Thanking you in anticipation. jjmac57@sky.com

Regards JayJay57

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RobertVerde in reply to VS1955

Please email it to me - thanks Bob rbgsearch@yahoo.com

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lucikam in reply to VS1955

Can you please send me that diagram as well? akovacs82@gmail.com Thank you!

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juliapiper

I found the TENS machine was the most effective to ease the PN pain. My physiotherapist suggested this when the physio had not been successful. I still use the TENS when the pain is bad but as someone else said, you need to place in the right place on the lower back. Def better than medication in my opinion.

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kalecolbe12 in reply to juliapiper

Can you tell me where you place the TENS unit pads for pn pain? thank you

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Antinomy

I was loaned a TENS machine by the local chronic pain centre and am using it to address chronic perineal pain. As observed, It's important that the pads are placed in an appropriate position - and that the intensity and pulses are correctly modulated. I am continuing to try different combinations and would certainly appreciate further discussion of this topic.

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Pinky2233

I have tried the tens unit and it didn’t help me but my mom gave me a Quell from Best Buy ( buy the sports electrodes they last longer) it does help me sleep. I use it nightly and it does benefit me.

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Pelviccrusader

I have not been on this board in a while-you do know about the dct program, right? It works when everything else doesn’t

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Naturalblondeone in reply to Pelviccrusader

What is the dct program?

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VS1955

I've sent Tens diagram to those that requested it... hope it helps.

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JoJo012 in reply to VS1955

Hi, would you mind emailing it it me also please at joanna_russell@hotmail.com

Thank you

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Andilynn in reply to VS1955

I probably had the unit placed incorrectly as it made me feel worse. I would greatly appreciate the diagram if you could send it my way - andilynn@aol.com. I’m encouraged that it helps you!

Thanks so much,

Andi

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25clai

Didn’t work for me with pelvic pain or labour pain with childbirth, hate the sensation of it too/ wires made me less mobile too, which was unhelpful to pain in either condition.

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mjacobsen

I have. It takes multiple sessions though

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