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Default Electric Stim treatment & placement of electrodes
I know a few had mentioned using or trying Electric Stimulation therapies { TENS, IFC or maybe EMS}.

Mrs. D posted this link for a PN member.
I wondered if this was the placements you might have used or tried?
http://rehabilicare.com/protocol.html
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