Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation device with thermal modalities for stimulating acupoints of a user

A head-mount transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) device adapted to stimulate acupoints of a user transcutaneously when being worn on the head of the user, comprising:

• one or more frames arranged to have a contour matching an anatomical shape of the head, wherein the one or more frames comprises an upper frame at least partially covering a frontal region and a parietal region of the head, and a lower frame at least partially covering an occipital region of the head;
• a plurality of contacts arranged on an inner surface of the one or more frames for contacting the acupoints on the head;
• a pulse width modulation (PWM) generator configured to generate a pulse stimulation signal having an ultra-low current between 1 μA and 8 μA and couple the pulse stimulation signal to the plurality of contacts for stimulating the acupoints;
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• one or more thermal pads arranged on the inner surface of the one or more frames for applying thermal treatment to at least one of the acupoints,
• wherein the head-mount TENS device further comprises a single control box that is placed on top of the upper frame and houses the PWM generator therein, the control box comprising an electric circuit board and associated accessories for controlling the plurality of contacts, the control box connecting to the upper frame and lower frame via electric wirings.