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Have you tried neuromodulation devices, such as the FDA-cleared Quell device for fibromyalgia, to correct dysfunctional brain processing and central amplification of chronic pain? And how clinically effective are they?
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Your question prompted me to do more research..thank you for posting this question, although I am incredibly sorry that you have to. If I find anything helpful I'll be sure to respond back. I got some advice regarding neuromodulation devices and basically I learned that many people report benefits but it depends on how one is treating their central nervous system and if is not hypersensitive to extreme pain. The less hypersensitive your cns, the better these devices perform. If your system is primed, absorption is better. Something to consider most people get them because their cns is hypersensitive. Its hard to speculate how it will work for you unless you put it through its paces. We are all different and things work differently for everyone. But, but,let me do some research and report back. I wish you and your wife well. I know what you are going through. She's is so fortunate that she has your support on her side💜❤️💖
I have not used any advanced neuromodulation devices. I tried a standard tens unit several years ago and while it stimulated my nerves I did not use it long enough to discover any noticable positive benefits. Quell intrigues me as do other neuromodulation devices. Best wishes and good luck if you choose one for treatment.
Have you tried neuromodulation devices to help correct dysfunctional brain processing and central amplification of chronic pain in fibromyalgia, and how clinically effective are they?
Fibromyalgia is understood to involve an overactive central nervous system, where the brain receives an excess of pain signals — this is Show Full Answer
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