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What Our Clients Say
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Amazing massage! I was having so much pain in my neck and feet and it was amazing!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Tems For Pain.
Tems is generally safe when administered by trained professionals, but we screen clients for contraindications like pacemakers, pregnancy, or epilepsy. Your therapist will review medical history and tailor settings. Always consult your physician if you have serious health concerns before starting Tems treatments.
Many clients report immediate reduction in pain or tingling during the first session, while meaningful improvement often accumulates across multiple treatments. We typically recommend a series of sessions and will assess progress to adjust frequency and intensity for lasting relief.
Tems can usually be safely combined with most medications and manual therapies, and it often enhances rehabilitation. However, inform your therapist about all prescriptions, blood thinners, or implanted devices. We'll coordinate with your healthcare providers when necessary to ensure safe, effective integration.
Clients with cardiac pacemakers, implanted electronic devices, or uncontrolled epilepsy should avoid Tems. We also advise caution during pregnancy and over areas with broken skin, infection, or recent surgery. Your therapist will review your health history to determine whether Tems is appropriate.
A Tems add-on typically lasts 15 to 30 minutes depending on the targeted area and treatment goals. When combined with a massage session, we schedule timing to maximize comfort and therapeutic benefit, and recommend a treatment plan based on individual response.
Side effects are usually mild and temporary, including skin redness, minor irritation, or brief muscle twitching. Rarely clients report dizziness or increased pain; if you experience unusual symptoms, stop treatment and notify your therapist immediately to adjust settings or discontinue.