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Pr Output Sensation Specific Uses
A Constant Tingling/Pins and needles Most types of chronic
sensation. Increase strength and acute pain
slowly until a strong but including arthritis, sciatica
comfortable sensation. and rheumatism.
Pain Gate
B Constant Pulsing or tapping sensation Back pain, arthritis and
associated with muscle rheumatism.
contractions. Increase the Not for injured muscles.
strength to a level that just Endorphin Release
produces muscle activity.
C Burst Stimulus is delivered in Back pain, arthritis
bursts, i.e. a group of pulses and rheumatism.
rather than a single pulse. Not for injured muscles
You will get muscle activity Pain Gate/Endorphin
at a lower strength and
thus you may find it
more comfortable.
D Constant Is similar to B, but has a Menstrual pain, nausea,
Freq specifically travel sickness and
recommended for nausea, morning sickness.
travel sickness and morning Not for injured muscles
sickness (see body map for
position of electrode pads).
Pr Output Sensation Specific Uses
E Constant This is similar to A, but has Most types of acute
deeper penetration and a and chronic pain
stronger feel. It is more including arthritis,
likely to produce muscle sciatica and
contractions at a rheumatism.
lower strength. Pain Gate
F Modulated This is similar to E, but Most types of acute and
with the pulse width chronic pain including
modulating continuously, arthritis, sciatica
this gives a pleasant slow and rheumatism
relaxing massage sensation. Pain Gate
G Modulated This constantly modulates Most types of acute and
the frequency between 20 chronic pain including
and 100 Hz over 12secs. arthritis, sciatica
The continuous change and rheumatism
helps prevent
accommodation occurring. Pain Gate
H Han This gives 3 seconds of Back pain & arthritis.
Stimulation tapping, followed by 3 Not for injured muscles
seconds of tingling. The Pain Gate/Endorphin
strength is adjusted
automatically to keep the
stimulation comfortable
as the frequency changes
N.B. Chronic Pain is pain that continues or recurs over a prolonged period, such as
Arthritis and Sciatica. Acute Pain is severe pain following a sports injury or accident,
such as a strained or pulled muscle.
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