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I'm using a nerve stimulator for my dad who had a stroke. what is the safest way to using it?
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What Kind?: Need more information on the type of stimulator and what it is being used for. The physician or therapist who supplied the stimulator is the best to provide these answers.
Answered 7/31/2012
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