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Do the TENS devices used in physical therapy, chiropractic and pain clinics use micro currents (micro amps)?

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Do the TENS devices used in physical therapy, chiropractic and pain clinics use micro currents (micro amps)?

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No. These devices use much stronger currents called milliamps (currents in the thousandth of an amp range). Milliamps produce a strong, buzzing feeling and don’t produce long-lasting effects. They are so overbearing on the body’s innate electrical activity that they literally shut down some of the pain-carrying pathways in the central nervous system, thus reducing the sensation of pain.

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