Will a TENS unit help a bulging disc?

TENS will treat many different types of back pain including sciatica from a herniated disk, multiple disk herniation’s, muscle strains, muscle contusions, stiff neck from reading or staring at a laptop and other maladies. If you are suffering from back pain, consider using TENS as a treatment and therapy option.

Can u use TENS machine on neck?

Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) is the most common among electrotherapy devices, and it can be used to manage neck pain.

What is the best therapy for bulging disc?

Physical therapy, exercise and gentle stretching to help relieve pressure on the nerve root. Ice and heat therapy for pain relief. Manipulation (such as chiropractic manipulation) Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as ibuprofen, naproxen or COX-2 inhibitors for pain relief.

How are TENS units used for neck pain?

I discovered that use of a TENS unit for neck pain helped reduce the need for medications and over the counter drugs. It provided relief of my chronic neck pain and allowed me to function better at work. For more information please check out my post on “How to set up a TENS unit”.

Where to place tens unit for herniated discs?

Then keep reading so you can find out the correct placement of a TENS unit pad and take the first step towards relieving the pain of your herniated disc. The placement of the TENS unit electrode pad is important. You want to pay attention to where the pain is radiating from and generally place the pads in a square pattern along your spine.

Why are tens used to treat bulging discs?

Neurological functions are electrical in nature and the mild electric shock provided by a TENS unit might prevent the accurate transmission of pain messages. Additionally, TENS might help the body to release endorphins, which are naturally occurring anti-pain chemicals produced in the brain. Effectiveness of TENS for Bulging Discs

How to use tens 3000 for back pain?

The TENS 3000 is a very cost-effective way to treat back pain at home. When using TENS for back pain there are some specific pointers to follow in regards to electrode placement. Set the electrode pads on either side of the pain area.