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This is a new one to me, believe it or not for those of you who follow me with all my toys๐Ÿ˜! Edel, please try it and PLEASE report your experience in 3 months. It will be so very helpful to all of us here. Yours in better health, P ๐Ÿ˜Œ ๐Ÿ™

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Have you tried SCENAR therapy for your spondylitis symptoms?

The search results don't include specific information about SCENAR (Self-Controlled Energo Neuro Adaptive Regulation) therapy for spondylitis. However, there is information about a similar electrical therapy option.

TENS Therapy as an Alternative

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Have you tried SCENAR therapy for your spondylitis symptoms?

The search results don't include specific information about SCENAR (Self-Controlled Energo Neuro Adaptive Regulation) therapy for spondylitis. However, there is information about a similar electrical therapy option.

TENS Therapy as an Alternative

A transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) unit is mentioned as a treatment option for chronic pain in spondylitis. This therapy uses low-voltage electrical current to provide pain relief and can be prescribed by a physical therapist in a rheumatology clinic.

TENS devices are small and portable, allowing you to treat pain nearly anywhere. Results vary among people with spondylitis - some MySpondylitisTeam members find TENS units helpful, while others report less relief. One member shared they found it pleasant but experienced no real pain relief.

If you're interested in electrical therapy options like SCENAR, it's worth discussing with your rheumatologist or physical therapist to see if it might be appropriate for your specific situation.

March 11

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