This advanced technology 2nd Generation Tens and EMS Pain Relief Device has digital controls. The unit exceeds in treating sports muscle injures and muscle exercise. It has a timer feature that can record not only how many times the unit has been used for treatment but also the cumulative time the EMS unit has been used for treatment. Comes with 5 year warranty against mechanical defects. Features: 2nd Generation Tens and EMS Pain Relief Device enables service providers an intuitive user interface, the 2nd Generation Tens and EMS Pain Relief Device eases and accelerates deployment, enables efficient operation of large network environments, and streamlines the provisioning process. An advanced and modern Digital Neuromuscular Stimulation Unit, 2nd Generation Tens and EMS Pain Relief Device is a Digital Muscle Stimulator or 2nd Generation Tens and EMS Pain Relief Device is providing "passive" exercise by sending electrical impulses or signals to the selected muscle or muscle groups to contract and relax them. 2nd Generation Tens and EMS Pain Relief Device are also known in some circles of the United States by the name Neuromuscular Simulator (NMS). GENERAL INFORMATION: What is it? 2nd Generation Tens and EMS Pain Relief Device is a pain control treatment. It is often called TENS for short. A TENS unit is a portable, pocket-sized, battery-powered device. The TENS unit uses mild, safe electrical signals to help control pain. When is TENS used to control pain? A TENS unit treats many kinds of pain. It can help lessen acute (short-term) pain, like after surgery or an accident. Chronic pain (long-term), like arthritis, back or muscle pain, or cancer pain may also be lessened with TENS. Some people have trouble taking pain medicine. TENS is a safe, drug-free way to help control pain for these people as well. How does 2nd Generation Tens and EMS Pain Relief Device work? 2nd Generation Tens and EMS Pain Relief Device lessen pain by sending painless electrical impulses through electrodes (sticky patches) placed on the skin. The electrical signals travel from the TENS unit through wires to the electrodes. The signal then passes to the nerves under the skin. These nerves take messages to the brain about what they feel, such as touch, warmth, pressure and pain. 2nd Generation Tens and EMS Pain Relief Device signals can replace the message of pain on these nerves with a tingling sensation. This changes your impression of the pain. Its signals may also increase the amount of endorphins in your body. Endorphins are a pain-relieving chemical made naturally by your body. The electrodes are put in different places on your skin. Where the electrodes are placed depends on the type and location of your pain. The electrodes may be placed to "cover" or "surround" the painful area. This works very well with muscle pain, spasms, or painful joints as in arthritis. Or, the electrodes may be placed to "capture" the pain as with the pain of a surgery incision (cut). The electrodes may be put between an injured nerve and the brain when a nerve has been hurt. Putting the electrodes in the correct place is very important. If the electrodes are put in the wrong place your pain may not be lessened. The pain could even get worse if the electrodes are placed incorrectly. The electrodes should never be put near the eyes. The electrodes should also not be put over the nerves from the neck to the throat or brain. Technical data
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Back pain, Neck pain, Labor pain, Joint pain, Arthritis, Post-op pain, Post-traumatic acute pain and Chronic Pain. |
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