Health Organization for Pudendal Education

I tried this therapy yesterday:

Calamere Therapeutics - Making Pain-Free a Reality

http://calmarett.com/

The Chiropractor using this device he'd brought pudendal neuralga patients to a pain score of zero. I went from 8 to 6. I was having a bit of a pain flare.

When the patches were moved to my front, my groin pain got worse and I had him turn off the device. It started feeling like the DRG Spinal Therapeutics nerve stimulator implant I tried. It just buzzed where my left testicle used to be. Not pleasant or helpful. They got bought by Boston Scientific.

It feels like a supercharged tens unit. In fact, they used the tens as the "substantially equivalent" FDA jargon to get 510K clearance. They are publicly traded, but only selling 2 or 3 devices and losing over $1M in the last quarter of 2016. They have been unable to get a reimbursement code. That's a HUGE problem for a company, and is odd if it helps as many people as claimed. Their stock sells on the OTC market for .1002.

Not only is it like high intensity tens, there are random jolts of current. The idea is to apply the therapy around, not on, the source of your pain.

There are papers and Clinical Trial data on the website.

Jon, thanks for posting about this therapy. I was wondering if you could please clarify. In one section of your post you said you went from an 8 pain level to a 6, but later you say the therapy was too painful and you had to stop using it. Is it something you would recommend or not?

Thanks,

Violet

Violet M wrote:Jon, thanks for posting about testosterone boosters and this therapy. I was wondering if you could please clarify. In one section of your post you said you went from an 8 pain level to a 6, but later you say the therapy was too painful and you had to stop using it. Is it something you would recommend or not?

Thanks,

Violet

This sounds interesting. I was unaware of them. Thanks for sharing this, I'll check out the website and see what they have.

You should try the DRG neurostimulator from St Jude Medical. It has FDA approval, and the scientific tests had 84% success rate. I had a 5 day trial that was 100% successful in Oct 2017. Then I had the permanent device installed on Dec 28. Again it worked perfectly. My pain when sitting has disappeared. And also the pain in the anus and penis also is gone.

There is a huge difference in neurostimulators. If the ones you tried were like a tens unit, they are very low level. The one by St Jude is like a super computer compared to a tens unit.

Give it a try. It only takes 5 days to find out if it works.