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(also known as Heating Pad)
Localized application of heat causes the blood vessels in that area to dilate, enhancing perfusion to the targeted tissue. more at Wikipedia
Treatment Success Rate
| Top 5 Communities | ||
| Condition | Members | Success |
| Fibromyalgia | 2522 |
94% |
| Chronic Pain | 1702 |
89% |
| Back Pain | 1103 |
88% |
| Sports Injuries | 122 |
91% |
| Endometriosis | 16 |
100% |
Overall, 91% (5580
Members)
find Heat helpful
Heat Reviews
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Yup
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good
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Helps a lot
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Helps
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Always works when nothing else wil.
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I find heat to be helpful and soothing.
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it works for a while
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always use it
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I also use ice, depending on what feels better. It helps a lot, as does my massage chair pad.
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Heating Pad???
Hi V, I bought mine for $30 at K-Mart. It's an extra large, (12x24)Sunbeam brand. It really works well, and it has an insert if you want moist heat... [More] -
Heating Pad???
I have a cheapy heating pad from walmart, mine has several settings on it, and it does get pretty hot on the highest setting but it doesnt stay that h... [More] -
Heating Pad???
have you considered a e_blanket, in that way you get all over heat, I like the E-blanket better thena heating pad. can get a twin size one at wal mart... [More] -
Heating Pad???
I have just a regular cheapie heating pad and I love it. I personally would stay away from moist heat. [More] -
heating pad
For all the PKD people with pain, heating pads are a godsent. I burn up about 2 heating pads a year, the good ones with 5 and 10 year warranties!! LOL... [More]
