PCOS Messages for February, 2002: Re: 'little electric nerve stimulating device' & ganglion messages

Re: 'little electric nerve stimulating device' & ganglion messages

From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat, 9 Feb 2002 23:45:02 -0600 (CST)

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At Sat, 9 Feb 2002, Barbra wrote: >
>Belle.
>Sorry,
>I will keep that in mind.
>Have a nice day!
>>

I have been visiting this forum since the day it began and I have never seen more rude remarks made to some women here. I also chose to remain as an anonymous user today so that I don't get a negative response from someone who may be having a bad day.

Women on this post share information that do sometimes tend to sway from pcos,but some are forgetting that by the age of forty,a vast majority of us will have diabetes and other health issues,sometimes very serious if not managed. The tingly hands was a perfect example of someone experienceing,which may be the first signs of diabetes.This was a very informative post and alot of women shared their thoughts on the subjects and gave ideas to what may be causing these problems.

I see a new memeber post an idea to another person and get told to continue this conversation threw emails. That certainly isn't a warming welcome. This is what this forum is all about. Some have other health problems as well as pcos,so what harm is there in discussing these other issues?Also,other issues may simply be due to the pcos its's self.There is still alot of research to be done on pcos and most doctors aren't well informed. There are several posts that are of no iterest to me either,but I chose not to read them. There is more to pcos that hair loss/excess hair,and weight problems. Let's make this a support group,rather than a battlefield. We are here to share thoughts and give advice. If you don't like the post,then simply*Don't Read It*!-*Don't get involved* I had to write this,as I found myself simply frustrated that a support group could be so rude.

>>Gentle reminder, this is a PCOS board. The women who are on the mailing
>>list may not want the outside messages. I can see that it would be
>>frustrating if I were on the list. If you want to continue this
>>conversation, perhaps you could do that by e-mail.
>>
>>This is copied from the board rules at
>>http://forums.obgyn.net/pcos/rules.html
>>
>>* Medical professionals, women, men, and industry professionals are
>>welcome to participate as long as the posts have relevancy in the
>>context of the disease PCOS.
>>
>>At Sat, 9 Feb 2002, Barbra wrote:
>>>
>>>At Sat, 9 Feb 2002, Tamera wrote:
>>>>
>>>>Would that be a "tens unit"? My dad & a friend of mine've both used
>>>>those for pain management & injury recovery/healing. Sounded kinda like
>>>>what was meant by "little electric nerve stimulating device" (aka
>>>>"dealybob")...
>>>>
>>>Hi Tamera,'
>>>
>>>What is a tens unit?
>>>I know I have heard of it.I thought it was only for injuries.
>>>Does it help with lupus?
>>>Do you know what illnesses it helps with?
>>>Thanks!
>>>>--
>>>>*ta-me-ra*
>>>>
>>>--
>>>Sincerely,
>>>Barbra Camara
>>>
>>--
>>Belle
>>
>--
>Sincerely,
>Barbra Camara
>

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