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Q Pain Ball

Did anyone have the Q Pain Ball after surgery? If so, what was your pain level? Did it really help with pain or did you have pain anyways?

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Yes, I had the ON-Q pain ball and it definitely helped with the pain. Its mostly for the pain at the incisions.

Mine helped A LOT! The most intimidating part was taking it out myself BUT fear not, absolutely no pain, slow and steady did the trick and it came out like a charm :-) I actually video taped the removal of mine lol cuz I thought it was so cool! Also, I definitely had more pain after it was removed so it was for sure doing its job!

Oh wow, Ross, I almost puked when I took mine out. It didn't hurt at all but feeling this thing squirming around in my stomach gave me the heebie jeebies.

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