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Rida posted in the group Pain Management

Enjoy this Isochronic Tones

Heal and Repair Nerve Damage | Reduce Pain and Inflammation | Nerve Regeneration Isochronic Tones

Heal and Repair Nerve Damage | Reduce Pain and Inflammation | Nerve Regeneration Isochronic Tones Warm Regard's to all of you! Feel relaxed, ease on your sleep cycle, change your life style, exercise regularly and rest a lot to improve blood flow circulation within the body. This helps muscles relaxation, reduce pain and inflammation. Wind up your stress be calm, productive, and focused enhancing mindfulness to maintain damage nerves back to fitness listening this healing nerve regeneration isochronic tones. Use comfortable noise cancelling portable headphones to have beneficial and healing meditation session. Adjust low volume, close your eyes to enter into deep meditative mind states and relaxation. Wishing you all have best meditative mind journey. We are truly grateful to share our music positively! Love n light, Ninad Music

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WliX91hCF4s

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aweber
3 years ago

Wow, that is really something interesting. The calming effect alone makes it something nice to listen to.
EmilyXLC
3 years ago

@Rida This is INCREDIBLE! Do you use these kinds of videos often?
- Rida
  3 years ago
  
  @emilyxlc yes I listen to this kind of music and also other types while I’m coding, for example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4i–jCilG8E

EmilyXLC posted in the group Pain Management

I’d be super interested in hearing about anyone’s go-to products for getting these wild migraines under control when they decide to strike. I was recently introduced to these cooling patches that adhere to your forehead and while it was a bit relieving, I found that they warmed up way too quickly. I’m not sure which brand I had tried– just…Read More

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eclecticzebra
3 years ago

Have you tried making one? (alcohol+water) Had to make huge ones after my Little had surgery years ago -they lasted a few hours, which to me seemed like a long time. I had wrapped them in those cooling towels that you snap to start them cooling again. The more water the harder it freezes, alcohol keeps it slushy (doesn’t freeze) Maybe you could…Read More
- EmilyXLC
  3 years ago
  
  @eclecticzebra I hadn’t actually considered making one– do you happen to know about the water/alcohol ratio? I figured alcohol would make things burn-y but I am intrigued because this sounds cheaper!
  - eclecticzebra
    3 years ago
    
    I *think* it was 2:1 water: alcohol I had to mold them a bit (she had screws placed in her hips-needed it more solid) so I had to make it thick- the more alcohol, the more pliable it will be. It’s not an exact science and easy to adjust if you need it less pliable. You can use booze too but gah! what a waste LOL Food coloring and glitter makes…Read More
    - eclecticzebra
      3 years ago
      
      I found this looking quick-lots of options shown here actually! https://www.stylecraze.com/articles/homemade-ice-pack/
      - EmilyXLC
        3 years ago
        
        @eclecticzebra Thank you SO much for the link! I am going to be trying this out.
        
        eclecticzebra
        3 years ago
        
        Cool! Keep us posted on your science project 🙂
EmilyXLC
3 years ago

I’d love to check out any other items that has worked for anyone else! Feel free to keep ’em coming.

William Slover posted in the group Pain Management

Anyone have plans of traveling this summer?

Essential Guide for Summer Travel with Chronic Pain

Summer travel is exciting, but if you have chronic pain, you know it can be a struggle as well. Read our comprehensive guide to traveling with chronic pain

https://painresource.com/lifestyle/pain-management/travel-and-packing-tips-for-those-who-live-with-pain-this-summer-leave-the-aches-and-pains-at-home/

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EmilyXLC
3 years ago

Probably heading back to Maryland/D.C. to see the fam, but that’s about it!

christian-reuther posted in the group Pain Management

I am here to tell you that for 41 years I have been fighting chronic pain. 40 years of bs ,I have come to understand that it was my insurance that got me 360+ doctors 😐 I am here to tell you that I Medicare doesn’t pay as well as pricing is dubiously cheap.

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EmilyXLC
3 years ago

@christian-reuther Welcome to Pain Resource– you’ve found a really great community and we are happy that you found us. I am sorry to hear that; I have heard it can be a difficult transition between the two.
- christian-reuther
  3 years ago
  
  @emilyxlc Thanks,

William Slover posted in the group Pain Management

Study Finds Aromatherapy Can Help Manage Pain, May Reduce Opioid Consumption

A recent study has found that the use of aromatherapy may help manage pain and reduce opioid use. Read more about the study here.

https://painresource.com/news-experts/study-finds-aromatherapy-can-help-manage-pain-may-reduce-opioid-consumption/

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EmilyXLC
3 years ago

FANTASTIC article! I love aromatherapy– as a longtime migraine-sufferer, I learned the value in this early on.

temeisha-quick posted in the group Pain Management

Tingling and Numbness in Hands and Feet
Tingling and Numbness in Your Hands and Feet Overview
If you’ve ever experienced tingling and numbness in your hands and feet (or wrists and elbows), you know it feels a lot worse than it sounds. There are many reasons why you could be having these sensations, so it’s extremely important to identify the…Read More

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christymurray
3 years ago

Yes. But if it doesn’t stop see your doctor immediately.
- William Slover
  3 years ago
  
  @christymurray Great point
- EmilyXLC
  3 years ago
  
  @christymurray That is right!

William Slover posted in the group Invisible illness

“You Don’t Look Sick”: How To Cope With Invisible Illness

Learning how to cope with invisible illness is important. Finding the right doctor, support groups, and resources should be your first step.

https://painresource.com/invisible-illness/you-dont-look-sick-how-to-cope-with-invisible-illness/

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temeisha-quick posted in the group Pain Management

Pain Resource – Health News & Chronic Pain Help From Experts
Ankles & FeetAthlete’s Foot 101: Signs, Symptoms, and Treatments
Ankles & FeetAthlete Pain Management
Athlete’s Foot 101: Signs, Symptoms, and Treatments
Athlete’s foot is one of the most common fungal infections, affecting nearly 25% of adults. But it’s not just athletes who are at…Read More

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temeisha-quick
3 years ago

just reading , good article
- Zachary Pottle
  3 years ago
  
  Thanks! Glad to hear you liked it!

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