Mouth tingler implanted in gum to beat the pain of migraines
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Mouth tingler implanted in gum to beat the pain of migraines
By PAT HAGAN
27 March 2012
Migraine affects around one in ten of the UK population
A painkilling device implanted in the gum could be a radical new way to beat migraine pain.
The implant, which is about the size of an almond, is connected to nerves in the face that transmit pain signals during an attack.
When the patient feels a migraine coming on, they hold a remote control handset against their cheek.
Pressing a button then activates the implant, triggering a mild electric current to stimulate the nerves and interrupt the flow of pain signals to the brain.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2120728/Mouth-tingler-implanted-gum-beat-pain-migraines.html#ixzz1rCbZeMPA
27 March 2012
Migraine affects around one in ten of the UK population
A painkilling device implanted in the gum could be a radical new way to beat migraine pain.
The implant, which is about the size of an almond, is connected to nerves in the face that transmit pain signals during an attack.
When the patient feels a migraine coming on, they hold a remote control handset against their cheek.
Pressing a button then activates the implant, triggering a mild electric current to stimulate the nerves and interrupt the flow of pain signals to the brain.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2120728/Mouth-tingler-implanted-gum-beat-pain-migraines.html#ixzz1rCbZeMPA
Re: Mouth tingler implanted in gum to beat the pain of migraines
I think that I would have to be 100% sure that this would work 100% of the time before I had it implanted!
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Re: Mouth tingler implanted in gum to beat the pain of migraines
We can rebuild him! It will cost $6 million
Re: Mouth tingler implanted in gum to beat the pain of migraines
I guess if you get to that stage its better than an ONSI - but still scary....... I would much prefer to see something that works on the cause........
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