Qmagnet Prescription for Menstrual/Abdominal Pain: Place one Qmagnet device in the middle of the pelvic area, just above the pubic bone and the pubic hair. Place two additional devices above and in a triangle shape as shown. This placement varies individually depending on the location of your pain. If it's lower abdominal pain, two additional devices may be placed on the back, over the dimples, above the buttocks. See the Alternative Lower Back Placement for help. Finally, if the pain is from surgery and abdominal scaring, usually the devices are placed over the affected areas.
Note:These are recommendations from neurologists and physiotherapists who have used Qmagnets extensively in a clinical setting. The larger Qmagnets such as the ProQ has the advantage of penetrating deeper into the body and also has a larger active surface area (the active surface area of the Qmagnet is in the centre of the smooth side, where the magnetic field gradient is at its steepest). The smaller PlusQ is less conspicuous and has a lower profile, hence it may be more comfortable for daily use. The MiniQ is quite small with no plastic casing and hence only requires a small round plaster to apply it to the body. Hence it is very comfortable and inconspicuous to wear, but has a shallow penetration and a very small active surface area. Where different sized models are used, it is recommended that the larger Qmagnets such as the ProQ should be used centrally over the spine and the smaller ones such as the PlusQ and MiniQ should be used peripherally. With each pain episode, you may require a larger Qmagnet and as the pain diminishes, you may substitute a smaller device such as the PlusQ or MiniQ to maintain your pain free state. |
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