Found this device, I think I will buy looks very interesting , some urology clinics in eastern europe use It http://www.bestmdm.com/catalog/?object_id=31
Any opinion ?
Magnetotherapy Mavit Device by Elamed Russia
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adyxon
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Magnetotherapy Mavit Device by Elamed Russia
Age:39 | Onset Age: 38 | Symptoms: burning, pain when the bladder is full, hesitation | Helped By:warm bathsWorsened By: TUMT, sitting , driving
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Re: Magnetotherapy Mavit Device by Elamed Russia
Not supported by any published research that I have seen. That doesn't mean it won't help.
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Re: Magnetotherapy Mavit Device by Elamed Russia
I purchased that device for 320 EUR. It generates lot of heat and vibrates as well. It offered some relief for few hours but so does hot bath. I might give it another try somewhere in the future after getting my pelvic issues solved.
Age: 31 Onset Age: 31 Symptoms: Occasionally fullness feeling in rectum, usually after long sitting on hard surface or after intensive training. This is sometimes accompanied by lower back pain (in the end of tail bone), sometimes clear morning discharge. Diagnosis: Chronic Prostatitis. Helped By: Exercises, stress management. Worsened By: Sitting for prolonged period, stress, intensive exercise. Current Medicaments: Quercetin, Zinc Selenium, Prostamol Uno (Serenoa of repens)! Pumkin seed oil.
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Re: Magnetotherapy Mavit Device by Elamed Russia
Yeah, um ... the quackfactor seems a high probability here. Actually I have no doubt a heat massaging type action may make some feel better for a while, but the price (especially for Russia) is silly. Anything in the erectile dysfunction field marketed anywhere for home use has a high quackfactor anyway, with men's desperation and all, can charge big $$$.
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Age:43 | Onset Age:36 | Symptoms: First urinary and backside, golf ball feeling, now ok (no heavy exercise) . Major onset seemed to be with heavy coughing spell , felt "tearing" or nerve pain in rectum/prostate. | Helped By:Hot showers,sleep.Worsened By: Type A obsessiveness ... Stressing, what-if thinking, weights.
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The usual... anxiety prone programmer (my case), accountant, lawyer or self employed sitting 50 hrs/week combined with compulsively exercising on a bike,weights or running to compensate for stress. Also aka "graduate student syndrome" New email sigma556@hotmail
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The usual... anxiety prone programmer (my case), accountant, lawyer or self employed sitting 50 hrs/week combined with compulsively exercising on a bike,weights or running to compensate for stress. Also aka "graduate student syndrome" New email sigma556@hotmail
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Jann21
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Re: Magnetotherapy Mavit Device by Elamed Russia
I might give this device another try. It definitely won't help with pelvic pain but it might reduce inflammation. There are doctors in my country offering 20 min sessions to people. As I have it at home, I might as well try it once more. For sure it won't do much harm.
Age: 31 Onset Age: 31 Symptoms: Occasionally fullness feeling in rectum, usually after long sitting on hard surface or after intensive training. This is sometimes accompanied by lower back pain (in the end of tail bone), sometimes clear morning discharge. Diagnosis: Chronic Prostatitis. Helped By: Exercises, stress management. Worsened By: Sitting for prolonged period, stress, intensive exercise. Current Medicaments: Quercetin, Zinc Selenium, Prostamol Uno (Serenoa of repens)! Pumkin seed oil.
