Neck Pain Magnetic Therapy Protocol
According to an Australian Pain Management Association study, there’s a 50% chance of having neck pain at some point over your lifetime. Better be prepared to take care of that pain in the neck! The consequent lost productivity & bad mood is no joke! Q Magnets are some of the world’s most effective therapeutic magnets, pioneered by neurologists for rapid pain relief action. Read our guide to see how to apply magnetic therapy for neck pain using Q Magnets.
Find the bulge at the base of the neck, this is the 7th cervical vertebra. If you go just above the bulge, that is the space between the 6th and 7th cervical vertebrae. The first device is placed approximately 40 mm (1.5 inches) to the left of the mid line. The second device is placed at the same level approximately 40 mm (1.5 inches) to the right of midline.
To find the first and second placements at the base of the neck easily, place them to the right and left of the mid line at the points that are tender when pressed. The third device is placed approximately 50 mm (2 inches) above the bulge at the base of the neck at the 4th cervical vertebra. For most people, this level is usually the hairline.
Find the bulge at the base of the neck, this is the 7th cervical vertebra. If you go just above the bulge, that is the space between the 6th and 7th cervical vertebrae.The first device is placed approximately 40mm (1.5 inches) to the left of the midline. The second device is placed at the same level approximately 40mm (1.5 inches) to the right of midline.
To find the first and second placements at the base of the neck easily, place them to the right and left of the midline at the points that are tender when pressed. The third device is placed approximately 50mm (2 inches) above the bulge at the base of the neck at the 4th cervical vertebra. For most people, this level is usually the hairline. The fourth placement is midline below the bulge at the base of the neck
Q Magnets for Neck & Shoulder Pain
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Neck/Shoulder Pain – Four-Point Cervicothoracic Placement – 🟠M / 🔵 L Mixed 20/28 mm Configuration. 2 x QF28-3 + 2 x QF20-3
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Neck/Shoulder Pain – Three-Point Cervical Placement – 🟠 M 20 mm Magnet Configuration. 3 x QF20-3
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