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Old 01-23-2013, 07:05 AM #11
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I received a pair of compression gloves in the mail this morning - hopefully they might help. Hot Wax treatment tomorrow as recommended by the Physioterrorists.
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I'm getting good results with the compression gloves. Comfortable to wear all the time without being too warm, the only6 inconvenience is having to take them off every time I use the toilet as they're quite difficult to put back on owing to the necessarily tight construction of them.

Highly recommended.
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Having had a couple of therapeutic hot wax treatments from my physioterorist, I took the plunge and bought a Wax Therapy kit from Amazon.

Having used this five or six times now, I'm absolutely delighted - it gives good temporary pain relief and the effect of the wax on my skin is amazing. For an initial investment of only around $50 it's great value and most effective.
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