The thing (massager) has no senses like human hands and is designed to put around your neck, and I put it under my lower back for 20min. The next day ER came to my home and had to carry me inside a bag downstairs to the vehicle (i was screaming of pain) They gave me painkillers but couldn't help (required surgery).
I clearly remember before surgery opinions were polarized when I'd ask friends and people. Many of them said "no don't do surgery you will regret". So I checked with a friend doctor who works in NL hospital and he told me: "you risk a lot not doing it" - and it was the best decision ever for my case (could stand on feet the next day). Basically they found parts of disc in my right glute pinging into the main nerves that go through your leg.
When I asked how often they have these kind of surgeries, the private clinic said "every few days".
I feel the same re: community.
The thing (massager) has no senses like human hands and is designed to put around your neck, and I put it under my lower back for 20min. The next day ER came to my home and had to carry me inside a bag downstairs to the vehicle (i was screaming of pain) They gave me painkillers but couldn't help (required surgery).
I clearly remember before surgery opinions were polarized when I'd ask friends and people. Many of them said "no don't do surgery you will regret". So I checked with a friend doctor who works in NL hospital and he told me: "you risk a lot not doing it" - and it was the best decision ever for my case (could stand on feet the next day). Basically they found parts of disc in my right glute pinging into the main nerves that go through your leg.
When I asked how often they have these kind of surgeries, the private clinic said "every few days".
holy... 🫨