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3. Adjust frequency HZ, pressing ▲(increase) and ▼(decrease) CH1 or
CH2 buttons by increasing and decreasing the frequency value. Press
SET to confirm.
4. Adjust width impulse µs, pressing ▲(increase) and ▼(decrease) CH1
or CH2 buttons by increasing and decreasing the width impulse
value.
5. Press OK to confirm.
6. Increase intensity current of two channels using CH1 and CH2 (▲)
buttons. The value can be adjusted with 1mA stepping. Decrease the
intensity pressing CH1 e CH2 (▼) buttons.
Stop program command: press the
restart the program press
Warning: the device automatically switches off when no button is pressed for
2 minutes to preserve battery by emitting an acoustic signal.

TENS programs

TENS, an acronym standing for Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation, is
a therapeutic technique mainly used for analgesic purposes to counter the
effects (usually pain) of a wide variety of medical conditions. For this purpose,
it finds application in treating everyday ailments troubling mankind: neck
pain, arthrosis, myalgia, neuritis, back pain, periarthritis, heaviness in legs,
muscle weakness, just to mention a few.
On an academic level, TENS can be divided into various categories according
to the mechanism used to reduce the pain. The main types are: conventional
TENS (or fast analgesic), training TENS (or delayed analgesic), which is similar
to the effect of the electro acupuncture, TENS at maximum values with
antidromic action and consequently an immediate local anaesthetic effect.
The rehabilitative action of TENS is represented by its power to reduce pain
thereby restoring physiological conditions; most of the time this allows the
patient to regain normal motor function. Consider a patient suffering from
irritating periarthritis; the patient usually resorts to use analgesics or learns to
live with the pain, which often makes even the simplest movements
impossible. Immobility reduces metabolic activity making it impossible to
eliminate allogenic substances. So, a vicious circle begins. In addition to
relieving pain, TENS causes induce muscle stimulation increasing metabolic
activity and blood flow and improving tissue oxygenation with an intake of
nutritional substances. Therefore, the positive effect can be amplified by
combining TENS with muscle stimulation of the area concerned.
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