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I've just started using a quell TENS unit that I ordered online. So far it's been a lot of help with getting better sleep and lowering my muscle pain. Wondering if anyone else is using one on here too?
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Members shared varied experiences with TENS units for pain management, with the original poster highlighting Quell's wearable design that... Read more
That's interesting. @A MyFibroTeam Member and @A MyFibroTeam Member you might be interested in what Quell came out with. Mine is a wearable version that you strap on your leg just below your knee but it affects your whole body. I've had mine a couple weeks now and it's been amazing just on sleep alone. I've never had any other TENS units though, so I don't know how it would compare with those, but I have heard these are more powerful than the typical ones.
my dr got a tens machine for me. works great but only 6" sq. not even close to useful!
I have been using Quell for 3-4 weeks now. At first I didn't feel any difference. I continued to wear. Suddenly I had a day where my arms felt "normal"--an amazing day. Then 3 days, nonconsecutive. They usually feel extremely heavy and painful especially deep in the biceps. I believe it may be the Quell that's making the difference. Trying to further test if I can truly connect the relief to the device. Note: Don't like sleeping with it. My sleep is light and I'm restless thus feel annoyed by the device.
I use tens unit for my back pain, Love Love Love it !
I have been using a tens unit for 3 yrs now. It helps and hurts depending on how you use it. If I use it too long I find that my muscles ache more and the pain is more intense. I think you have to find the right balance of time and intensity.
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