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Transcutaneous Electrical
Nerve Stimulation therapy, or TENS, uses a small battery-powered current
generator to apply an electrical counterstimulus to a particular site on
the patient's skin to help control pain at that location. If
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TENS Unit
(TENS-2000) with Three Mode Selector (941)
Was: $125.00
Now: $75.00
Off: $50 (40%)
A product of American
Bantex, this transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS or T.E.N.S.) unit
has fully adjustable parameters and provides relief from acute or chronic pains. Shipping is free.....
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| | What is TENS?
T.E.N.S stands for Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation. It's is a drug-free alternative for managing pain. For the past twenty years, doctors have been prescribing it as an effective way to relieve pain. It offers many people safe comforting relief. It reduces and often even eliminates pain.
How Does TENS Work?
This electrotherapy was designed to relieve pain by sending gentle electrical impulses through the skin to the nerves. This suppresses pain by blocking the pain signals before they reach the brain. Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation sends gentle impulses through lead wires that are connected to electrodes. These electrodes are strategically placed at appropriate pain sights on the body. Because there are many different kinds of pain, and each individual is unique, pain relief varies from person to person. Some users experience pain relief only while the TENS unit is turned on. For others, relief continues for a length of time even after the unit is turned off. It is an excellent, non-drug alternative for chronic pain such as lower-back ache and arthritis. It is also useful in relieving acute pain associated with surgery, traumatic injury, and other conditions.
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