in the early 1900s (Davis 12). These periods in order are the early period, the ebb tide period, the. period of reawakened interest in primaries and the system of popular appeal, which is also. known as the post reform period (Davis 12).
With nerve conduction studies, you may feel a quick, burning pain, a tingling feeling, and a twitching of the muscle each time the electrical pulse is given. It feels like the kind of tingling you feel when you rub your feet on the carpet and then touch a metal object. The tests make some people anxious.
How It Feels. During an EMG test, you may feel a quick, sharp pain when the needle electrode is put into a muscle. After the test, you may be sore and have a tingling feeling in your muscles for up to 2 days. If your pain gets worse or you have swelling, tenderness, or pus at any of the needle sites, call your doctor. With nerve conduction studies, you will be able to feel the electrical pulses.