I hope you don't think my question is
stupid, as it is a very genuine one.
My sister in law has very severe epilepsy
and my mum is considering buying her a
magnetic bracelet for a birthday gift.
This in not in hope of giving any relief
for the epilepsy just a nice gift. The
one she considering is a very decorative
with coloured and glass beads I have one
myself.
Mum is genuinely concerned if it would
have any adverse affect on her and I
wondered if anyone here had any advice for
her.
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danceman
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 17 Jul 2004 Posts: 22 Location: Australia
Magnetic Bracelet Posted: 11-01-04 18:59pm
If your mum was to get a bracelet with
decorative beads etc attached to the
bracelet,and if your sister has severe
epilepsy andif she convulses , my concerns
would be could she hurt herself more with
the bracelet when she has a seizure or if
you bought an expensive bracelet it would
be disappointing to see it damaged.
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blonde bimbo
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 31 Oct 2004 Posts: 2 Location: Lisbon
Posted: 11-02-04 06:30am
Hello there danceman
thank you very much for taking the time to
reply to my question.
It may seem strange to say this but I am
not sure what form the seizure's take so I
am not sure if she convulses or not. I do
see your point though. I will pass on
your concerns to my mum tonight when I
speak to her.
Blonde bimbo
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kayakmom
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Joined: 21 Jun 2004 Posts: 250 Location: Conn
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Posted: 11-02-04 10:44am
There have been some people who proport
magnet therapy to help epilepsy. I know
that this is not what you are asking. I
only mention it to say that the only
averse side effects I have seen in print
is for some who try the magnet bed pads
and using all sorts of magnets....
I do not think there is harm in her using
on bracelet. You could let her borrow
yours for a couple of days to see,
though!
