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Old 04-08-2011, 03:50 AM #5
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I need to dig mine out (I actually have two, an A-Tens and a more programmable one) and get over to PT for some work. I expect that it will be used for spasms, which is what I got it for on the first place, only a different body part. Its use for pain is usually as a distraction method. Good luck!
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