If the left
side of my body has zero resistance to electrical stimulation, would there be
any health risk in using AC or DC on the right side? (The zero resistance
situation was discovered through nerve conduction tests by a Neurologist.)
Sorry, I can't believe it.
Used a tens unit once,
Hi Duncan, I can appreciate you doubting nature with regard to the electrical
conduction situation. Still trying to figure that one out myself. Have the
reports from the Doc, and it is still not clear. Think Terry Wayne figured
out the problem with the 9v battery, having a bite. The
Hi Suzy,
You wrote:
If the left side of my body has zero resistance to electrical stimulation,
would there be any health risk in using AC or DC on the right side?
(The
zero resistance situation was discovered through nerve conduction tests
by a
Neurologist.)
I know of two cases where a
Regarding the use of AC or DC current, are there specific instances where the
use of either is not recommended? Or could produce problems? If the left
side of my body has zero resistance to electrical stimulation, would there be
any health risk in using AC or DC on the right side? (The zero
Even touching both sides of
a small
9 V battery causes a tingle with the right hand. Or is this a normal
situation with most everyone?
Is that with dry fingers? --Russ
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In a message dated 11/14/00 9:14:05 PM Central Standard Time,
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Is that with dry fingers? --Russ
Yes. With dry fingers.
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Even touching both sides of
a small
9 V battery causes a tingle with the right hand. Or is this a normal
situation with most everyone?
Is that with dry fingers? --Russ
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