Pain Gone Pen £34.99 (incl. P&P)

PAIN®GONE is a handy, fast working device shaped like a large ballpoint pen and is as easy to use. It has no attachments or batteries and can be used anywhere, anytime. It uses a low-frequency electrical charge produced by crystals to provide prolonged pain relief which is clinically proven to work. It is a new way to treat pain problems without having to resort to pain killers or injections.

See Pain Gone Pen for more information, and Online Store to buy your pen online.

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Dr. Richard Walker
http://www.painclinic.org/

Methadone may cause life threatening heart rhythm disturbances

Recent evidence suggests that methadone may cause a dose dependant increase in the cardiac QT interval, leading to an increased risk of developing "torsade de pointes", a form of ventricular arrhythmia which may lead to sudden death. See Methadone for more information.

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Dr. Richard S. Walker
www.PainClinic.org

Rare Causes of Low Back Pain

Just to let you know that a new topic has been added to www.PainClinic.org.

Spinal Pain > Low Back Pain > Rare Causes of Low Back Pain

• Ankylosing Spondylitis - a hereditary condition associated with the HLA-B27 gene
• Alkaptonuria - a genetic disorder causing accumulation of homogentisic acid

These topics are also available in PDF format from the member's area and in the PDF eBook on the CD-ROM Version

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Dr. Richard Walker

www.PainClinic.org

We have moved !!

Thank you for your continued loyalty.

Just to let you know that Coventry Pain Clinic has moved to www.PainClinic.org and is now known as The Pain Clinic.

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Dr. Richard S. Walker
www.PainClinic.org