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Tens machine?
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Has anyone any experience using one of these.
Due my second baby and would like to stay at home as long as I can :/). Thanks
Due my second baby and would like to stay at home as long as I can :/). Thanks
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I used one in hospital for the birth of my first child, this was however over 20 years ago. I found it to be a very odd sensation and did give me something other than the contractions to focus on, however I can't say that it helped me as my labour was not long enough (just over 3 hours). I would say give it a try if you have a unit available, and good luck with baby no. 2
I used one for when I was in labour with my 2nd child, 4 years ago. Sat at home, playing on Playstation with the family whilst the Tens Machine was attached - I absolutely loved the sensation. It was so successful for me for removing pain that I very nearly ended up having my daughter at home because I wasn't particularly aware of how far into the labour I was. She was born within 30 mins - so for me it was extremely successful.
I hired one from Boots the Chemist for a very reasonable price. I hope this helps and all the very best to you.x
I hired one from Boots the Chemist for a very reasonable price. I hope this helps and all the very best to you.x
lyla,
if you're pregnant, using a TENS machine is not advisable! http://www.patient.co...lth/TENS-Machines.htm
if you're pregnant, using a TENS machine is not advisable! http://www.patient.co...lth/TENS-Machines.htm