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> Or there is another reason? Maybe muscles are not completely functional? People using the device probably haven't been able to use the muscle in question for
by zardo 3y ago
> Or there is another reason? Maybe muscles are not completely functional?
People using the device probably haven't been able to use the muscle in question for months or years.
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- Terr_ 3y agoIf that's the reason, wouldn't that just be normal rehabilitation pain, and not something to blame on external muscle stimulation in particular? It sounds like they're talking about some kind of inconvenience that is experienced even by non-disabled users, involving how the system does position-holding.