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@deanna2

I'd advise anyone using this to first take time to carefully read the manual directions for procedures and for warnings as to which areas to safely use it on and which people shouldn't use it at all. I would NOT expect it to immediately eliminate pain as an aspirin might do for a headache. To answer your questions, I used two pads on the sides of my shoulder twice a day. Sorry, but I don't recall exactly how many days I used it. Might have been a week or more. However many, it was worth it! Best wishes.

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I have had both shoulders frozen. Both repaired, one with arthroscopy in 2005 and one by being torn by a doc in 2000. Both fixes worked, and i have no ongoing issues. Some people can get resolution with PT, but it did not work for me. I dont think anyone should be told to live with this. Its very painful.