It wasn’t Waldinger that applied the laser. It was the second author of the paper. What kind of questions would you ask? Just curious.
I want to know if it matters exactly what laser is used. If I need to use the laser I bought more often since it’s probably weaker. And if you should move it around. And if it always works. Stuff like that.
Maybe you should set an appointment with the second author. I don’t think Waldinger is involved in that. He’s a psychiatrist not physical therapist. But the other guy does seem to know what he’s doing since he got results with the patient in paper.
Hi jeans, have you thought more about giving this laser therapy more of a shot? I wonder if it could work if we used the very same settings as that therapist did. I contacted Waldinger, but then he apparently died shortly after, of all things.
I don’t think it’s the answer for me. I have a low-level laser but it’s not the good expensive kind. I used that at the physical therapy clinic but had no results. I would’ve liked to hear Waldinger’s thoughts on this. My name is Jordan btw not Jeans. I think you should try a physical threapy clinic if you can afford it. But I’ve got so many issues that I’m not as concerned with the numbness right now.
Are you confident your therapist used good settings? The “jeans” must’ve been autocorrect.
I’m not fully confident. He had no clue about PSSD and numb genitals
That seems like eccentric and barely plausible science to impress those who haven’t a clue about (normal) science or how to start thinking about the issue in the first place (like those speculating about penile nerve damage before more plausible issues or damage in the central nervous system, or talking about implants and all kinds of crap, and ultimately just settling with Cialis because it makes their penis big).
P.S.: I’m now not going to discuss this boring study, which is just a minor one and seen before of many which are in some way related to the issues…
Read it before passing judgement. He was a very highly respected doctor.