Review on NURSAL Touchscreen TENS EMS Unit With Dual Channels And 16 Pads For Pain Relief Therapy - 24 Modes, Back Clip, Easy Operation Ideal For Elderly by Darryl Buck

Where do I start. I have had severe sciatic pain in my lower back that stretches down the inside of my left glut to just above the backside of my knee. This injury occurred 3 years ago and for the first 8 months after, I was completely immobile and in excruciating pain. I slowly was able to move and walk again, but the pain only lessened slightly. It reverted to full blown immobile pain after a night of sleeping on a horrible guest bed in Gatlinburg last weekend. I ordered this because I had some familiarity with physical therapy using a similar device (much bigger though). As soon as I put the big pads on my back and turned it on, it was like a relief valve cranked to full. All my spine pain disappeared after the first 30 minute session. Only slight pain is still radiating from the middle of the back side of my left thigh. I'm no expert, and I don't know if you can "overdo it", but I hooked up the pads to my leg now and it is pulsing that pain to oblivion now. There are 3 sets of wires that come, 2 sets with 2 pads. And 1 set with 4 pads. I could very well put up to 6 pads on at once, but I'm trying to guage how effective each treatment is at what time lengths. The machine itself is very light weight, and the screen is very bright and visible. All buttons work well and the screen touch is responsive. I charged the machine fully after opening without turning it on, and as of writing the machine has been pulsing level 4 for over an hour and I haven't decreased one bar on battery Indicator yet. I may need an adjustment from a chiropractor, I may need surgery. I'm fearful of hospitals and doctors so I live in pain. This thing made it go away within 30 minutes. Thank you.