It seems you're referring to the Vagus Nerve Stimulator, which is indeed an interesting area of research for treating Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA). There have been studies exploring the use of vagus nerve stimulation to manage RA symptoms. For instance, a device called gammaCore was mentioned in research but hasn't been Show Full Answer
It seems you're referring to the Vagus Nerve Stimulator, which is indeed an interesting area of research for treating Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA). There have been studies exploring the use of vagus nerve stimulation to manage RA symptoms. For instance, a device called gammaCore was mentioned in research but hasn't been announced for RA treatment specifically. More recently, a company named Nesos conducted a study using an in-ear device that delivers pulses to stimulate the vagus nerve, showing potential in improving disease activity scores in RA patients. This device is similar to wireless earbuds and was used for up to 30 minutes a day over 12 weeks. It's exciting to see new approaches being explored in the management of RA.
March 21, 2024
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