Introduction - ProMed tens 1000 s Instrucciones De Empleo

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How does TENS work?
Promed tens 1000 s works by passing harmless electrical
signals into the body from the electrode pads. This relieves pain in
two ways:
• Firstly, it blocks the body's pain signals which are normally
transmitted from the area of damage through the nerve fibres to
the brain - TENS interrupts these pain signals.
• Secondly, TENS stimulates the body's production of endorphins
– its own natural painkillers.
Possible TENS applications
Generally the Promed tens 1000 s shall be used for the following
medical indications or the following complaints as a TENS unit for
treatment:
• For symptomatic relief of chronic intractable pain
• For post traumatic pain (acute pain occurring)
• For post surgical pain (pain caused by surgery)
THERAPY RECOMMENDATIONS TENS
Therapeutic goal
Stimulation of the skin
Analgesia (pain relief)
Detonisation (relaxing, slackening)
Trophism (Nutrition of the tissue)
• Indications:
• Myalgia (muscle pain), approx. 100–120 Hz
• Muscle relaxation, approx. 10 Hz
• Muscular pump (regulate the intensity on both channels
alternatingly high and low), approx. 50 Hz
• Incontinence (weakness of the sphincter), approx. 1–2 Hz
• Pelvic floor weakness, approx. 25 Hz
• calming of the sympathetic trunk (reducing the stress on the
sympathetic trunk), approx. 120 Hz
• Stimulation of the resorption (supporting the reuptake performance),
approx. 100 Hz
• Joint pain, approx. 50–100 Hz, approx. 2–4 Hz
• Mackenzie's zones (muscular stimulation points), approx. 120 Hz
• Head's zones (sensitive to painful skin zones), approx. 120 Hz
• In the case of sensitive persons, pulse width < 150 μs
• In the case of thick muscle groups or sportspeople, pulse width
> 150 μs
Frequency Alternative
approx.
approx. 50 Hz
1 - 4 Hz
approx. approx.
50 - 180 Hz 2 - 4 Hz
approx. approx.
100 - 120 Hz 2 - 8 Hz
approx.
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100 - 120 Hz
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