Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation – or TENS – is a way in which to ease acute or chronic nerve-related pain conditions.
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In this article you’ll find out exactly what TENS units are used for. You’ll also find out whether studies, users, and professional bodies recommend the use of TENS for particular pains and conditions. Please be aware that this is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, …
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There are many questions surrounding the use of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) units on muscles. In short, TENS units aren’t considered to be the best and most effective tool for muscles but they can have their uses. In this article we delve into what a TENS unit does (and …
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For years we have continually tested and reviewed the best TENS units on the market. We are delighted to share our latest buying guide, highlighting our top three picks with you. We spend a minimum of two weeks living with each new product, in order to fully understand its functionality, benefits …
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Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) therapy is the most widely used type of electrotherapy for the management of both chronic and acute pain. The therapy is administered through a TENS unit (a small battery-operated device) that has leads connected to sticky pads (electrodes), although wireless versions are becoming increasingly popular. …
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What does TENS stand for? Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation What does EMS stand for? Electrical muscle stimulation The similarity between TENS and EMS: Both deliver low voltage electric impulses to stimulate TENS vs EMS: the main difference between the two: TENS stimulates the nerves – the rationale being that the …
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I’ve been using both TENS and EMS for years and own a box full of units but surprisingly, I didn’t have a wireless machine in there. That was until I got my hands on iReliev’s PlayMakar Therapeutic Wearable System, an exciting new product from this burgeoning brand. It’s an all …
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24 modes and a plethora of impressive features… for less than $50? When things sound too good to be true, they most often are. TechCare is a brand that has been gaining some serious momentum over the past year. Their best-known product, the Plus 24 TENS unit is modern looking, …
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If you own a TENS machine, it’s important to know that all TENS pads (electrodes) have a finite lifespan and you will need to purchase replacements at some point. There is a range of pads available so to help you find the information you’re looking for, we’ve compiled a list …
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As far as TENS unit brands go there’s one that really stands out – and that’s HealthmateForever. With way more machines than any of the other home TENS unit manufacturers, Healthmate International LLC. has created a strong and recognizable brand – with an ever-growing range of products. The rest of …
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Pregnant women have many choices when it comes to controlling labor pains, but often are unaware of natural or drug-free alternatives. If you want to have a natural childbirth, but are concerned about managing labor pains, one option is TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation). Continue reading to learn more about …
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