TENS Therapy for 5 Dollars
TENS Therapy for 5 Dollars




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wow - I've had TENS therapy before and it sure didn't cost $5.00 - cost me $25.00 and that was with insurance. Strange tingling feeling, right? They let me take the TENS unit home with me and I used it on my own for a month - can't say if it did good or if my back would have healed and felt better in the 30 days without the TENS therapy. But, I'm with you - if you mask the pain, you don't know what is going on. Hopefully you'll get that lump figured out soon. lol - nice butt shot! Good luck, enjoy the pampering - hope it works!
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Andy or CHARLES DICKENS or Richard Simmons SAID:.....a small Filipino Boy came into my room, my butt is hanging out in the wind, the door is open, so he decides to come in and visit.
Sounds like the start of a novel that would be banned in many countries....oh the humanity!
Dude, been following your saga for a while. Did you know there is a big health care debate in the states? The president wants some kind of national plan. There is quite a bit of resistance to it. Most likely the insurance lobby is behind it. I work for the gov't and have ok health insurance, but my premiums went up 20 this year and will most likely keep going up every year. I consider myself lucky to have insurance, I went many years without it. You would think most people would recognize the crisis. Even though i have insurance why would I want to deny anyone affordable healthcare? If you were a UK citizen you could walk into doctors office and the bill would be zero. That sounds pretty good to me!
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TENS therapy has worked well for me in the past, the premise is that the electrical simulations "fool the brain" into thinking there is no pain. The device Andy pictured is a portable unit that people can clip on a belt buckle or slip into their pocket and you wear it around for most of the day, adjusting the intensity and phase of the current. USA insurance companies will pay around $800 for one of these.
Problem when used for back pain is that one usually needs assistance in placing the reusable adhesive pads in the proper place on you back, and the adhesive eventually wears out after 5-10 uses, so new pads are required. Replacement pads/electrodes are expensive.
Many Western chiropractors and physical therapy shops have a commercial grade TENS type units that they will incorporate into a treatment visit.
After you f*ck your back up there are many treatments, but very few cures. Take care of your back.
P 240? I'm jealous :-) Same treatments cost P 300 in Dumaguete when I was being treated for Frozen Shoulder.