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Old 03-27-2013, 07:37 AM #1
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Default Calmar Pain Relief Therapy?
Has anyone heard of Calmar Pain Relief Therapy and "scrambler therapy" for PN?
I was referred to them by my internist who has a patient who swears by this. It's time-consuming and expensive, and requires getting off Lyrica before treatment can start.
Any info about this? Thanks!
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