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How Does PEMF Compare to Other Pain Relief Technologies?

If you’re looking for a pain relief technology to add to your pain management toolkit, you might be struggling to decide what therapy is right for you. That’s why we’ve broken down three common pain relief technologies – PEMF, TENS and infrared – to help give you the information you need about what works most effectively, and what may not be the best long-term solution.
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How Physical Exercise Helps Relieve Pain

It can be challenging to stay motivated to exercise if you have chronic pain. If done correctly, the right regimen can be greatly beneficial, though the thought of working through the pain is hard. Here are three ways physical exercise can help you, and make you healthier, for added motivation this spring!
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What is PEMF and How Does It Work?

If you experience pain, you’ve likely tried a variety of different solutions to find relief. You may have even tried Pulsed Electromagnetic Field, or PEMF, therapy at your doctor’s office or at home with our Oska Pulse device. Whether or not you have used PEMF technology in your pursuit to manage your pain, we are here to help you understand what it is and how it works to relieve chronic pain. It is important to be aware of all the different options available in today’s increasingly innovative and tech savvy world, and PEMF is an important one, clinically proven to relieve pain.
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10 Tips for Managing Pain

Everyone experiences pain from time to time, but for over 100 million Americans, chronic pain is a daily struggle. If you regularly battle pain, you know that finding a pain management solution can be challenging and that what may work for some may not work for you. While everyone experiences pain differently, we’ve pulled together our top 10 tips for managing pain
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Your Voice Matters: How to Contribute to the Future of Pain Management

Anyone living with chronic pain knows that finding the right pain management plan can be difficult and often becomes a life-long process as solutions and situations change. That is why we’re excited that Congress is paying attention, providing a unique opportunity right now to impact the future of care in a way that will better serve those suffering with chronic pain.
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