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Does transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation for mummular headache or other head pain work?
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Temporarily: Tens or transcuteous nerve stimulation is a usefull modality for temporary relaxation of certain muscles associated with headaches, and neck and shoulder pain.
Answered 2/13/2013
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