Percutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (PENS) is used to relieve pain and is essentially. the same as transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) except that, unlike TENS, the stimulating electrodes are surgically implanted around, or immediately adjacent to, the. nerve serving the painful area.
This prevents donation. Eating. foods high in iron, such as tuna, lean red meat, eggs, nuts, beans, dark green vegetables, raisins or taking a. multi-vitamin with iron may help bring the iron level to. the acceptable range for plasma donation. down those fluids.
Mild anemia is easy to catch up with with the right combos of food. The fruits and juices you listed are great sources of C. Try Multi-grain Cheerios - but skip the milk - with OJ for breakfast. Turkey has iron as does beef. Try whole pieces instead of ground or processed. Also Farina (hot cereal) is a great source. When eating the iron sources, mix with C and B for absorption - but skip the dairy and coffee/tea - those will only block and flush - a waste of your eating time! Keep on those iron pills and eat right and you should see great gains in 4-6 weeks.