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| When you feel nerve pain, an electrical signal is sent from a damaged nerve to your brain. Electrical stimulation for nerve pain works by sending out its own electrical impulses. These charges seem to interrupt or block the pain signals, reducing the pain you feel.
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| Electrotherapy made simple : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAPU5iEfFVY
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| *[[Types of Electrotherapy]] | | *[[Electrotherapy with Arduino]] |
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| *[[Benefits]] | | *[[Ideas to patch]] |
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| *Intensity: A dial allows the user to adjust the intensity of the electrical stimulation.
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| *Frequency: The frequency refers to the number of electrical pulses per second. High-frequency (HF) pulses range from 80 to 120 cycles per second and may help manage acute pain. Low-frequency (LF) pulses range from 1 to 20 cycles per second and are suitable for the treatment of chronic pain.
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| *Duration: The duration is the number of microseconds that the current enters the skin for during each pulse.
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