View Full Version : So I went to the physio today.
popa griffin
5th June 2009, 23:37
Got some acupuntcher. or however you spell it.
Wasnt to bad. Didnt even feel the needles.
But omg I got suction cuped and hell did that hurt to begin with. Pluss now it looks like I have been raped by a wild hicky giving vacume cleaner :(
Anybody else been suctioned by cups at physio? Did you find it some what unpleasent?
coffeejunkie
5th June 2009, 23:39
WTF???? Suction cup? Whats it ment to do?
popa griffin
5th June 2009, 23:46
WTF???? Suction cup? Whats it ment to do?
Apparently it brings the old blood thats sitting stagnent in the muscle and out and makes it dissapear somewhere, and brings new blood in. Apparently speeds things up alot.
http://www.chinese-acupuncture.co.uk/PIC/TD170.jpg
I looked something like this, but it was my shoulder/back area.
coffeejunkie
5th June 2009, 23:52
Oh yes and here i was thinking you were a dude:rofl:, Nah just yanking ya chain.....So how long is it before you feel the effects of the cups?
popa griffin
6th June 2009, 00:00
Well I felt the what id say pain of them getting sucked on to begin with. Untill i got used to the feeling.
I now thinking about it nearly fell asleep. But however when I did get of the bed thing and stand up i nearly fell over. Apparently a huge realease of endorphins is good at doing that.
But that feeling wore off really really quickly and then i felt really really energised. Like everything was moving in slow motion.
And rode my motorbike home lol. probly not the brightest idea. Also i felt like i was going slow but looking at the speedo i was speeding..... alot.
Been there done that, by an ex russian weight lifter turned masseuse called Olga...sucked out a few black heads but.
And brings to mind the time my ten year old daughter came to watch me at squash...she found 1/2 a squash ball and was amused how she got it to stick to her forehead...suction cup like. Week off school till the Cyclops syndrome wore off.....
Icemaestro
6th June 2009, 04:32
A physio did that?Weird! Can honestly say I've never heard of a physio using suction cupping. Personally I like it - Loosens the back up great, but yeah. What were you seeing them for?
YellowDog
6th June 2009, 06:07
A physio did that?Weird! Can honestly say I've never heard of a physio using suction cupping. Personally I like it - Loosens the back up great, but yeah. What were you seeing them for?
Yeah - I know that physio - Just got out of the nut house.
There will be more kinky stuff at your next visit.
This was just a warmer before the really wild stuff starts.
You will feel completely 'Sucked up' after your next visit :)
Danae
6th June 2009, 09:31
:slap:
10chars
jaymzw
6th June 2009, 11:16
Are you talking about when they put the electricity through the cups?
I've had that and i hated it. Hurt me so bad i had to have a day off after every session. Then when i told the Physio after the 3rd session on it (each session was 30 or 40 minutes of pain) that it hurt like fuck he was really shocked (well not as shocked as me, damn electricity) apparently its only sposed to be a small prick. And it wasn't supposed to hurt!
You should check to find out if you should be experiencing pain!
FlangMasterJ
6th June 2009, 14:42
Are you talking about when they put the electricity through the cups?
I've had that and i hated it. Hurt me so bad i had to have a day off after every session. Then when i told the Physio after the 3rd session on it (each session was 30 or 40 minutes of pain) that it hurt like fuck he was really shocked (well not as shocked as me, damn electricity) apparently its only sposed to be a small prick. And it wasn't supposed to hurt!
You should check to find out if you should be experiencing pain!
Electricity through the cups?
I think you took a wrong turn. Don't they just heat the cups?
Anyone had any relief from going to a chiropractor? I've had a creaky neck and back for the last year. I train five days a week at the gym pretty much punishing my body. I think I'm in need of a realignment.
Usarka
6th June 2009, 14:48
I haven't had suction cups but have been raped by a wild hickey giving vacuum cleaner, so I can imagine what it feels like.....:eek:
Anyone had any relief from going to a chiropractor? I've had a creaky neck and back for the last year.
Personal opinion only, but I don't like 'em and don't trust 'em.
All the chiro's I've been to have needed continual repeat visits (both at their insistance and because it's back out a weak (sic) later).
I've been seeing an osteo (in mianus so no use giving you his name) who uses electro-acupuncture to loosen the muscles then does some manipulation. Because the muscles are relaxed they don't squeeze your back back back out of alignment. Back. I see him about every back 8 months or so. You could always get a back chiro and massage combo, just watch the happy finish.
AllanB
6th June 2009, 14:54
Meh - save your bucks and purchase one of these :niceone:
popa griffin
6th June 2009, 23:10
No electricity through the cups.
Though I did get elictricity through the acupuncher or however the fuck you spell that word.
This guy is pritty good though, shoulder feels better already.
As for chiros one threw the base of my neck right out once, so find one thats really well knowen and is good.
I just happend to know a guy whos dad knew a dude whos neighbours father was a retired chiro and hooked me up for free. He got his massage on first to loosen up everything, then worked some magic with his hands, few cracks later and no lies, i was an inch too two inches taller thats how much my back was compacted and my bad sloucher posture ruined me.
veronica.evelyn
6th June 2009, 23:32
hi there,
wow.... i have never tried this whole suction bussiness but I have been seeing a bowen therapist for a month now and has worked for me after 7 yrs of seeing chiro and physio....i swear by it now lol....
im finally back at work after 8weeks of full on physio and chiro lol
2 sessions of bowen did it for me and now am in melbourne enjoying flying again....
good luck anyway
xo
Are you talking about when they put the electricity through the cups?
That not physio, its phsyco....ECG from the 70's
jaymzw
7th June 2009, 11:40
That not physio, its phsyco....ECG from the 70's
So you all think im crazy?
I thought for a second i might have been the victim of some sick bondage session:spanking:
A quick google search netted this pic
So you all think im crazy?
Thems your words....
Icemaestro
8th June 2009, 18:03
Physiotherapist....
Physio the rapist
Haha. Oh, probably shouldn't admit this in the same post as that but I'm a 4th year physio student :-P
FlangMasterJ
8th June 2009, 19:48
I haven't had suction cups but have been raped by a wild hickey giving vacuum cleaner, so I can imagine what it feels like.....:eek:
Personal opinion only, but I don't like 'em and don't trust 'em.
All the chiro's I've been to have needed continual repeat visits (both at their insistance and because it's back out a weak (sic) later).
I've been seeing an osteo (in mianus so no use giving you his name) who uses electro-acupuncture to loosen the muscles then does some manipulation. Because the muscles are relaxed they don't squeeze your back back back out of alignment. Back. I see him about every back 8 months or so. You could always get a back chiro and massage combo, just watch the happy finish.
Has the Osteopath made a difference?
Usarka
8th June 2009, 20:39
Has the Osteopath made a difference?
Absolutely. As I say I only need to go once every 8 months or so (which obviously isn't "fixed" but a whole heap better than it was:)).
Having said that I saw another osteo before this one and he was so-so. So it might be a case of having to try one or two out (of whatever persuasion) and see what works best for you.
But I'm a firm believer in combining some sort of musclular loosening work alongside the crunchy bits. And the electro-acupuncture i get is sooo relaxing.
mynameis
8th June 2009, 22:35
Have you grown some tits ?
retro asian
8th June 2009, 23:11
Here's the circuit wiring diagram in case you wanna try doing it yourself...
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