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TENS for Pain Management

Is pain affecting your day-to-day life? You could move on to feeling great with the use of our TENS program!

It’s easy, drug-free, and effective!

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What is TENS (Transcutaneous Electric Nerve Stimulation)? How Does It Work?
Is TENS Safe? Can Everyone Use It? Warning/Precautions
Will Either TENS or EMS Help With Healing of An Area?
What is the Difference Between TENS & EMS?
How Do I Obtain a TENS Unit For Pain? Do I Need A Prescription? Will Insurance Pay For It?
What Type of TENS Unit Should You Get For Controlling Your Pain?
Taking Care of Your TENS Pads Make Sticky Again & Last Longer. Are They Wore Out?
Step By Step: How to Use A Simple Inexpensive TENS Unit For Pain Control. The iReliev 1313
Step By Step: How to Use A Simple TENS Unit for Pain Control iReliev 8080
Still Not Sure if a TENS Unit Will Help Your Pain? Try This Instead.
Using a TENS Unit? Where Should You Place the Pads to Stop Your Pain?
What is the Best Program to Use on My TENS Unit For My Type of Pain?
How to Use a TENS Unit With Knee Pain. Correct Pad Placement
How to Use a TENS With Shoulder Pain. Correct Pad Placement
How to Use A TENS Unit With Elbow Pain. Correct Pad Placement
Step by Step: How to Use a Wireless TENS Unit For Pain Control: The iReliev 5050
How to Use A TENS Unit With Quadricep Strain or Tendonitis. Correct Pad Placement
How to Use A TENS Unit With Hamstring Pain or Strain. Correct Pad Placement
How to Use A TENS Unit With Shin Pain (Lower Leg Pain) Correct Pad Placement
How to Use A TENS Unit With Calf Pain. Correct Pad Placement
How to Use A TENS Unit With Inner, Outer & General Ankle Pain. Correct Pad Placement
How to Use a TENS Unit With Foot Pain (Top, Heel, Plantar Fasciitis) Correct Pad Placement
How to Use a TENS Unit With Hip Pain (Side & Front) Correct Pad Placement
How to Use a TENS Unit With Buttock Pain - Correct Pad Placement
How to Use a TENS Unit With Inner Thigh Pain. Correct Pad Placement
How to Use a TENS Unit With Low Back Pain. Correct Pad Placement
How to Use a TENS Unit With Mid-Back Pain. Correct Pad Placement
How to Use a TENS Unit With Upper Back Pain. Correct Pad Placement
How to Use a TENS Unit With Neck Pain. Correct Pad Placement
How to Use a TENS Unit With Wrist Pain. Correct Pad Placement
How to Use a TENS Unit With Hand Pain. Correct Pad Placement
Using a TENS Unit After Stroke, With Multiple Sclerosis, Fibromyalgia, CRPS, RSD
Everything You Need to Know About Using TENS For Pain Relief Introduction
How & When to Use TENS for Pain Relief (Transcutaneous Electrical Neuromuscular Stimulation)

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Bob and Brad introduce the treatment of neck pain and/or a pinched nerve. A pinched nerve means that you have pain, numbness, and tingling down into your hand because oftentimes, that is coming from your lower neck, as well as regular old neck pain.

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Best Exercises for Lower Back Pain – Q&A

Brad and Mike answer real viewer questions on low back pain, covering sciatica prevention, posture and lifting mechanics, walking pain from spondylolisthesis and stenosis, osteoporosis-friendly strategies, and how to address muscle imbalances for lasting relief.

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