Should I Use Vagus Nerve Neurostimulation Devices?

Neurostimulation devices are tools used in medical treatment, but their application requires careful consideration. While these devices are often promoted online for various conditions like POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome) or concussion symptoms, they may not be suitable for everyone. It's crucial to accurately diagnose the underlying issue before using such devices. For instance, a vagus nerve stimulator might be inappropriate if the patient's symptoms are unrelated to vagus nerve function. Different types of neurostimulation devices are available, ranging from simple TENS units to more complex systems like the Neuro 20, which uses 20 electrodes to mimic various physical activities. These devices can be beneficial when applied correctly, such as helping patients with neuropathy regain walking ability. However, it's essential to use them based on a proper medical assessment rather than general recommendations for specific conditions?
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[@d_tatishch4370]

I think that question people have, who have POTS and CFS. And my theory also that these caused by a vagus nerve disorder. That’s why people ask what to do, what practice exits to deal with the nerve.

[@benjamincoman4684]

Any best practices for use with the neuro20?

[@teresa7289]

do you have any experience with gammacore sapphire for migraine? (noninvasive vagus nerve stimulator)