itch stopper

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Has anybody tried those devices that zap and take away

itch? My husband ordered one for me...(personally I

think he wants to see myself tortured)

Cindy Baudoux-Northrup

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Hi Cindy, I know just the device you're talking about but I thought it was used to relax muscles. The device I'm thinking about is routinely used by Chiropractors. My Sister-in-laws Mother (one of my adopted Mom's) thought these were the best device since sliced bread and purchased one for each of her kids at Christmas time. They run off of battery current and can really give you a tingling sensation. I think they have use as a chiropractic device but I'd wonder if they would do anything for the itching syndrome. Keep us informed if you see any results or survive that husband induced torture. LOL. Iowa Mike P.S. Went to my routine annual complete check with Hepatologist and all blood work was normal! First time in years but no change in meds and I've got to drop some pounds. Like the Doc said it's not the diets that are going to shed pounds the key is EXERCISE. I know he's right, I need to find

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