the human oscillator

[ErikTheNorwegian]

I have become a human oscillator! I have a spinal cord injury, using a weelchair to get arround. Latley i have had spasms in my leggs, cramps and asorted pains. So at the moment im in a hospital.
Now they try to use a oscillator to dampen the nerv signals that cause the problems
Its a small sigarettbx sized unit with two channels Amlitude and freq controll.
Two wires  go to each end of a muscell group and a current is injectedthat makes the muscell retrakt.The pulses from 0 to aprox100 hz is thereto stimulise the muscell to stopp taking signalsfrom the defective ne rvs. Sett on max, they  can make the  foot dance wildley.

Its strange, from working on a bench with current  and signals to become the ;circuit onself.      ø

[andersm]

Have you already tried overclocking yourself?

[G7PSK]

I would love to see a tear down, not of yourself but of the device, my wife is in a wheelchair due to a head injury sustained in a car accident which has left her with a form of spasticity I have often wondered if that could be controlled with a suitable electronic device as basicly all it is are the nerves are in a constant state of firing. 

[GK]

I recall Silicon Chip magazine describing a device along these lines as a construction project. IIRC it was called a "TENS" unit.
 

[ErikTheNorwegian]

Have you already tried overclocking yourself?

Dont need to, im an asperger ( sertified and documented    ) so im allready liquid cool (pepsi) disabeld( stopped all not neseseary  services- legs lower spinal cord) to optain maximum blood flow to the brain. Further enhancments is total lack of unnessesary social activety, RISK implemented ( no smaltalk).

[ErikTheNorwegian]

I recall Silicon Chip magazine describing a device along these lines as a construction project. IIRC it was called a "TENS" unit.

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Yes its a TENS UNIT.. 

[ErikTheNorwegian]

I would love to see a tear down, not of yourself but of the device, my wife is in a wheelchair due to a head injury sustained in a car accident which has left her with a form of spasticity I have often wondered if that could be controlled with a suitable electronic device as basicly all it is are the nerves are in a constant state of firing.

I hope that she has good prognoses and get help.! I send her all my positive thoughts and wish her the best!
Im trying all the meds and remedies they can offer, but 7 diffrent meds make me a zoombie and  practicaly a drug addict. ( oxycodon, oxynorm,vival,zorotex, +++)
Spasms made me crawl the floor last night,  a hell before it calmd down. Its a good hospital, but not a good life.
Lucily i live in Norway, so free healtcare, but the irony is that there is little to do with it,  just hope that it burns away.

[ErikTheNorwegian]

If someone could manage topick up the nerve signal, and inject it -180 deg  again and fase out the  spasm signal,muh wouldhave been done. mybee it comes in the future. Its being done with sound so why not with a nerve signal.