Using a TENS Unit? Where Should You Place the Pads to Stop Your Pain?

Using a TENS Unit? Where Should You Place the Pads to Stop Your Pain?

Bob and Brad show you the correct place to place the TENS unit pads to stop your pain if you are using a TENS unit. They explain what comes with the TENS unit and how to use the pads and how many to use.

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[patricktatten]

These guys really care about people. It’s so great to see these therapists helping through making their knowledge available for free. Thank you, Bob and Brad!

[Fwam]

Bob & Brad need an actual reality show.

[bebepreps]

This is the information I've been waiting for. Thank You.

[theflyfootdoctor]

You both are absolutely awesome!! TENS units are such life savers! I order them for my patients. I hope to post a video about this on my channel soon! Great job on the video!

[seanlohr]

As always you two are greatly informative, educational, and great fun to watch. I have a TENS unit and now I see another way to try it and I believe it shall help tremendously. Thank you Gentlemen. You are a true credit to your practice and a blessing.

[timothystephenson]

Keep up the great videos Bob and Brad. I know you do because my inbox is filled everyday from them as I clicked on the bell. haha

[juliekane]

What about placing pads for mid back pain, or intercostal rib pain ? ?

[marilynbennett]

Might want to have your webmaster check your site. Nothing listed there for Programs except Plantar Faciitis videos.

[fracritel]

Will these pads set on a different unit is it pretty standard I have a rebuilder unit

[foxmulder]

Love your chanel, very informative.
Can I ask, could you use these for chronic exertional compartment syndrome of the lower leg?.

[helenhebert]

I have the iRelieve and love it. My partner HATES it.

[breebrat]

Can you use a tens Unit on a fresh high hamstring strain? It happened 10/25/21. It seriously hurts. My sports medicine doctor referred me to PT, which starts 11/1/21. Until then.... can I use ice, heat, stretching, a tens Unit? Something has got to help! It’s definitely not fun!
Thanks for sharing valuable information!

[cookiemama]

Good job, guys! Love your videos, cause my whole body hurts! 😫

[psychedelicpython]

I have a TENS unit for several reasons, dystonia that effects my upper and back neck is one of them. Whenever I use the electro pads on my neck they come off, though my neck is clean. I’m guessing that I have to shave my neck to have the pads stick better. If that doesn’t work is there some secret thing to getting the pads to stick better and last throughout the day?

[godloveskaren]

I sure hope you read this. I'm looking for tips on how to place the TENS unit pads on my back when I'm by myself. I cannot find anything anywhere. HELP!

[SuperSheila]

I couldn’t find this $19.95 unit on your link??

[victorysaber]

My issue is centralized. Starts at the base of the neck, to the right some where I was injured falling on a metal frame. Solid metal. Might as well been concrete. Anyway, it starts there and aggrevates migraines and my right arm. Im trying tens because everything else was a failure. Trigger points aren't covered by my workers comp anymore. The 80 95 whatever injections on my neck n stuff. The deep tissue injections were a massive fail. I was paralyzed by them. Either bad spots or response whatever. Physical therapy aggrevates the injury, increases pain n suffering. So im stuck on medications for treatment n pain. So for use of tens on nerve damaged areas whats the thought process n placement?

[lindasampson]

Goo and Like watchin Laurel and Hardy!

[rolannebouchard]

My brother had a spinal stroke last year and he has a lot of nerve pain in his legs. He says they burn all day long and his existence is miserable because of it. Would a good Stim unit help ease some of this pain? Like using it in a position on the back that can full the pain in legs? I would appreciate any info. Or could you link me to any videos on treatment to help with nerve pain.

[michaelmeddaugh]

To be the best on the internet you should have a complete display working. Like that second wire is like $2 and you don't have it?