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  • nikkit72
    nikkit72 Posts: 2,458 Forumite
    edited 22 January 2010 at 11:50AM

    Oh and in Lloyds Pharmacy atm they've got Tens machines half price...cheapest one is £7.49

    check these are maternity ones , and not pain relief for back aches , as some of the cheap ones are not to be used in labour
    Lloydspharmacy Tens Machine


    Product Code: 8195836
    Price: Was £14.99 Now £7.49







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    Over half of us suffer from chronic pain such as back or joint pain. Whether you have one of these conditions, or just suffer from intermittent pain, you know it can stop you doing even the simplest of things.

    What if there was a safe, affordable and effective form of pain relief for a range of different complaints which you could use alongside over the counter or prescription pain relief medication?

    The Lloydspharmacy TENS machine delivers small, painless electrical pulses to the body via electrodes placed on the skin. This blocks the way pain signals are sent to the brain and stimulates the body to produce its own pain relieving chemicals called endorphins.

    TENS is a highly effective treatment for pain. It is used worldwide and recommended by sports coaches, physiotherapy departments, pain clinics, doctors and other medical practitioners. A TENS unit will ease pain, and should result in a decrease of drug intake! For many the relief is dramatic.

    Give yourself a break from pain with the Lloydspharmacy TENS Machine Digital Pain Reliever.


    Safety Warning:

    NOT FOR USE DURING PREGNANCY OR LABOUR. Not suitable for people with pacemakers or other implanted medical devices, or for people with heart rhythm problems. Cancer patients, people with epilepsy or diabetes should consult their doctor or Lloyd's pharmacist before use. Not suitable for children under 16 years of age. Please refer to user manual for additional warnings and cautions.
    cheapest labour one is £29.99 HERE
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  • Thanks Nikkit for letting me know as i wouldn't of had a clue and read up on it...oops. Sorry for posting it ladies x
    I didn't know that there were differnt types,lol :S
    :smileyheaMummy to my lil' man born '05:smileyhea
    :j Baby boy due May 2010 :j
  • nikkit72
    nikkit72 Posts: 2,458 Forumite
    no problem SS, its only coz i have just bought one and found out how many different ones there are , so just to be on safe side , double check before you buy ,
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  • nikkit72
    nikkit72 Posts: 2,458 Forumite
    just tried my tens machine , oh it feels good , especially the booster button :P , been dying to try it for couple days but a bit scared , at least i know how to do it if anything happens now !!
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  • So how soon can you test the tens out nikkit? is it when your a certain amount of weeks pregnant?
    :smileyheaMummy to my lil' man born '05:smileyhea
    :j Baby boy due May 2010 :j
  • jopsey
    jopsey Posts: 840 Forumite
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    Hope every body is well , could somebody update my due date that I am a member of waiting to the day to find out sex please.

    Does anybody know how long it takes for Iron tablets to start kicking in been on the a week and still feel really tired ,but still can't seem to sleep at night :(

    Think I am officially losing my marbles ,today I have bought paper plates and table cloths for babys naming day party (bargains from Home and Bargain:money:) which if I am honest I am planning in my mind because I love organising parties but yet am too get my bum in gear to sort baba's room ,clothes or even buy a cot :rotfl:
  • nikkit72
    nikkit72 Posts: 2,458 Forumite
    edited 22 January 2010 at 12:59PM
    SS i think you supposed to be 37 weeks as it may bring on labour , but i just couldnt wait any longer , was to in patient and also been having pains all week , so didnt want to leave it till last minute incase any thing happens,

    Jopsey all updated for you on last page list .

    Off shopping soon , i feel all alive and raring to go today , got a sudden burst of energy from somewhere , not sure where though,


    jopsey iron tablets take just a couple days to kick in , i only can tell as my pooh goes black and i get constipated , what level are you on ? and how many times a day ? which ones ?, my iron was 9.7 has been for 3 months even though been constantly on them im on 3 times a day ferious sulphate or something like that , i still feel really tired on them too , and cant sleep , so its not just you
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  • Excellent! Will be purchasing one but i've a long wait to have a go...booo,hehe :D

    Night off tonight as my parents are having little man for the night.OH is taking me out for a thai meal...mmm...i loves it :P
    Nice lie in in the morning,she says...i don't know why but when my son's grandparents have him over and i always say i'll i have a lie in the next day...i never seem to. I wake up early and can never get back to kip. When its any other day i hate getting up,always the same,hehehe :D
    :smileyheaMummy to my lil' man born '05:smileyhea
    :j Baby boy due May 2010 :j
  • nikkit72
    nikkit72 Posts: 2,458 Forumite
    SS , check out ebay , i got my one from there brand new with all pads for £20 all in , its the one from lloyds with booster button , saved £10 + postage so well happy ,and will resell it once used too, i never had one of these with my other 3 , so all new to me , also just realising this pregnancy is so different as i never had the internet when my other 3 weere born so its like learning everything all over again ,
    I was in the bath last night and was thinking about everything and said to myself i am 15 years older than when i had my 1st and i can see me doing things all different as im more sensible , grown up , its all different and feeling very scared at the mo
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  • I will have a look on ebay, as that's a bargain :)

    I never had a tens with my first, so it'll be all new to me too,hehe!

    I feel alot happier in myself for finding this forum as i never had info and chats b4 like this, just the use of books and the midwife...didn't use the internet.
    Fell pregnant at 19 with my 1st and now i'm 24 and baby two is on the way :)
    OH was saying that we should try after Christmas for our next baby...i was shocked to say the least,lol :D
    :smileyheaMummy to my lil' man born '05:smileyhea
    :j Baby boy due May 2010 :j
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