Calf massager

[Memmy]

Has anyone used a calf massager successfully

[Madlegs1]

Yes-- very successfully. The thumper type.

[Memmy in reply to Madlegs1]

Thanks, I'll see if I can find one here in Greece. Glad it helps you

[Leelee49 in reply to Madlegs1]

Hi madlegs, could you tell me which 1 you purchased please? There are so many to choose from, I would think coming from someone with rls who has had good results would be better. I am sick of having to thump my legs constantly, it doesn’t help my back for 1, bending over all the time. Thankyou....

[Madlegs1 in reply to Leelee49]

I don't know where I got it - some craft show. It has a handle about 18 inches long with a sliding switch for two speeds. A thumping vibrator head is at the other end.

I've seen similar ones on Amazon or eBay. The ones with a single hammer are better than the double ones.

Hope that helps.

[Memmy in reply to Madlegs1]

Thanks, is it a hand massager or automatic

[Madlegs1 in reply to Memmy]

Hand.

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I use a medi foot massager with very good results . very powerful massager that even gets up to my thighs .

[Memmy in reply to Hidden]

Thanks, it sounds good. May I ask where you bought it?

[Hidden in reply to Memmy]

Hey Memmy , I bought it online at medmassager .

[Adge]

I bought a TENS machine online to do much the same. I never makes the RLS go away, but it does give temporary relief when I'm suffering a particularly bad episode and walking alone is not enough to get relief. Think it was only about £30 on amazon.

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Yes - He was very cute! =)

[bedith6]

I have used an electronic massager for a couple of years and wouldn't be without it. It is called a percussion massager.

[Madlegs1 in reply to bedith6]

That's it-- couldn't think of the correct name.🤩

[BoldMove]

Yes and no. There are nights it works very well and other nights it seems to aggravate, but it's part of my arsenal of natural alternatives for nightly use.

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Hi regarding restless legs.

My mother has suffered with restless legs

For many years , last year I bought her

The mini bike pedals. She uses them

As soon as possible when her legs start

Twitching. Amazingly they really work.

I can't remember if they were from the

Aldi or Lidyll but for around £15.00

They are like a miracle to mum.