I’ll accept a brutal course of treatment or poor treatment at the hands of medical professionals for this question.

  • LeftReddit2@lemmy.world
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    Treatment for the nerve damage in my left arm which involved a lot of getting shocked. Getting shocked to see the specific damage and then dry needling which is acupuncture plus electricity.

    Sucks hard, dude.

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      I had to get that electrified acupuncture to induce labor with one of my kids (the water broke and I was ‘on the clock’ but labor did not start) - the needles just felt weird but getting acupuncture to INDUCE pain was a mindfuck. It did work. Baby 2 hours later.

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      then dry needling which is acupuncture plus electricity.

      I stopped counting at 13 needles. Told my neighbor I feel like a human poppet.

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      Not sure if the same one, but did it involve (if I remember correctly) sensors on your fingers and the needles went up kind of closer to your shoulder for them to send the pulses through? I had my right side done because of nerve damage to my wrist.