- Stimulation of the urogenital apparatus, in case of chronic urinary retention, in the
upper urinary tract
- Stimulation of the pelvic floor in presence of a complete peripheral denervation;
- In case of actual or alleged tumor formation, consult the oncologist
- Pains with unknown etiology.
- Stimulation on areas with sores and dermatological diseases.
- Stimulation on areas with acute traumas
- Pregnancy;
- Presence of severe cognitive deficiencies that do not permit the patient to
communicate or perceive pain or discomfort;
- People whose sensitivity to heath and/or pain is diminished due to surgery
interventions, anesthesia, ionizing radiations treatments, diabetes, etc.;
- Presence of severe pathologies on main organs
- Presence of neurological diseases.
- Do not use the device on the following parts pf the body:
- Eyes zone;
- Stimulation of the anterior neck (carotid sinus).
- Brain region
- Near body areas with metallic implants or infra-tissue metals (e.g. prostheses,
osteosynthetic devices, coils, screws, plates), when using monophasic currents such
as interferential and continuous currents (ionophoresis).
- In presence of pacemaker and active implantable medical devices.
Patients suffering from a total/subtotal prolapsed uterus/vagina must be evaluated by a
doctor and stimulated with extreme caution.
Patients with urinary tract infections should be treated for these symptoms before
starting use the electrostimulator.
It is also recommended to use the device with caution in case of capillary fragility, as
excessive stimulation may cause a further break of capillaries.
For those programs that consist in anal or vaginal stimulation, in addition to the general
warnings, the following contraindications have to be considered:
- Presence of sexually transmitted diseases.
- Presence of total prolapsed uterus.
- Presence of urinary infections.
- Presence of severe or chronic dermatological diseases.
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