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Re: Question on new EndoFEMM pad anyone?From: anonymous@obgyn.netSat Dec 2 20:56:44 2006
At Sat, 2 Dec 2006, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: > >At Sat, 2 Dec 2006, Amber wrote: >> >>At Fri, 1 Dec 2006, Lourdes wrote: >>> >>>I reviewed the ERC website and read about a new product called the >>>"EndoFEMM Heating/Cooling Pad" that helps women with Endo and chronic >>>pelvic pain. My niece is suffering from terrible menstrual cramps and >>>has tried several products to help her with her pain. After reviewing >>>the study, I purchased the pad for her. My niece reports that the pad >>>has significantly helped her with her pain in just one hour of when she >>>received it. I want others to know about this if they are trying to >>>help someone they love who also suffers from pain. God bless! >> >>Thank you for the information. I went online to the website and it >>looks very promising. I decided to give it a try as I have read so much >>on how natural heat is wonderful for relieving pain. The shape of the >>pad is very different and looks like it is meant for a woman's body, I >>like the variations of colors as well. I will tell my friends about >>this product once I have a chance to try it out myself. > >Hi Amber/Lourdes, I heard about this product after hitting a link to the >ERC's site. I have endo; going on my 6th year! I know that Lupron is a >temporary solution for me along with lots of pain meds. I have been >using my own electric heating pad, but found out that the Endofemm pad >really helps in all the right places. I sleep with it which really >helps my pain and heat it up before getting in the car. My friends are >now buying it for their pain. Ladies...I'm down and hurting like most nights and want to thank you for providing me your own opinions on how to deal with pain. I have been using heat for therapy and know how well it works for me. The Endo pad looks diferent but I can see how the shape could help. My heating pad cannot be used throughout the night--which is when I need it the most--so I am up to trying this out. I'll let you know what my thoughts are once I receive it. I also like the fact that the pad is available with straps as this is convenient for a someone on the go as myself. Glad to know there is soooooo much support here!!!!
-- MaryLou
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