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Got it. Here you go.
http://altisundhed.dk/media/pdf/paingone_acupoints.pdf

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I understand the initial confusion now - there are 'two' pens and one is 'acupressure pen'
I find the normal pain gone pen more effective as its just a matter of pressing where the pain is - 30 times in one hit

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If you have any questions when you receive it Gabi - just ask

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Thank you Patsy I will, I've been the hospital for physio on my shoulder but it's not getting any better. I use to see a woman osteopath who was brilliant, she got rid of trapped nerves and tendinitis in a few visits. She's retired now and I do miss her. Still I'm an old bird with a nice warm house, plenty of food plus grandkids to make me laugh......oh!!!!!! And I do like going to the pictures.

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I get bad shoulder pain and it works, have you someone to do the pen for you, you won't manage otherwise
It works the same as painkillers in the sense the relief won't last, I use my pen often but its not inconvenient as you don't have to undress to use it

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Yes I've got my old man here...........I'll first have to drag him out of the garden?..........I've visions of one day finding he's turned into a garden gnome the amount of time he spends in it.

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Leave him be (Till the pen arrives )

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I have an old machine (from Boots) and the pads are getting sticky. I know you can buy replacement, but Tesco sell a machine for £30 I think.

I did find it useful for some pain.

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I bought a tens machine from Amazon and it's fab! worked a treat on my lower back pain, in fact I only needed to use it a few times and the pain went!

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Two good articles here:

http://www.nursingtimes.net/explorin...95.fullarticle


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/ar...in-relief.html