Typical Patient responses vary from individual to individual and range from immediate and complete pain relief in one treatment to an initial increased discomfort then slow and steady recovery. In some cases it may take 3-10 treatments before some breakthrough occurs.

The effectiveness and sustainability of the treatments as always not only depends on your practitioner it also largely depends on the patient and their commitment to supporting their own healing process, which includes proper hydration, nutrition and physical exercise.

Evidence Scientists have studied TENS for the following health problems:

Note: TENS has been suggested for many uses, based on
tradition or on scientific theories. However, these uses have not been
thoroughly studied in humans, and there is limited scientific evidence about safety or effectiveness. Some of these suggested uses are for conditions that are potentially life-threatening. Consult with a health care provider before using TENS for any use.
Pain Relief Treatment
TENS is most often used to treat pain and is suggested
to treat a wide variety of acute and chronic pain.