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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.TENS machines can relieve many different types of pain. As long as you follow the guidelines and you are not one of those that must not use one it should offer relief with no side effects.
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talk to your GP AND physio - they will both be able to advise you on whether it's a suitable option for your particular case... In general, I have found the TENS very useful in relieving pain.... but you really should consider the advice of both GP and physio as they will know alot better than anyone you may buy it from....
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Lorcan - As others have said, it's always best to check with your GP before using a TENS machine, just to be on the safe side.
I wanted to use one for neck & back pain, but was advised against it, as I have a condition called 'Wolfe Parkinson White' (WPW) - that is an extra electrical connection in the heart.
Having said that, it might be fine for you & I wish you well after your hip operation. Take care.