Omron E4 Massage Device With Predefined Programs For 8 Treatment Body Areas Electronic Nerve Stimulator Pulse - 1 Device

Description:

• A massage device with predefined programs for 8 treatment body areas.
• In addition, it offers 4 massage modes and a number of special options to customize your treatment according to your preferences and symptoms of pain.

Usage:

• For massaging and multi-pain relieving

Product Features:

• Block the pain message
• Helps stimulate the release of endorphins (=natural pain killers)
• Improves the blood circulation (as a result of repeated muscle contraction and muscle relaxation)
• Drug-free pain relief
• Targeted: pre-set programs for 8 treatment zones (back, shoulder, legs, sole of the foot)
• 12 automatic programs for optimized treatment according to your symptoms and needs.
• Quick relief button: relieves acute pain quickly, suitable for the treatment of pain in the lower back and joints.
• Adjustable intensity
• Washable pads can be used up to 150 times
• Adjustable pulse rate per pad (left/right)
• Lightweight, ergonomic design

Model Number:

• E4

What is transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) therapy?

• Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) therapy involves the use of low-voltage electric currents to treat pain.
• Electrodes or mediums for electricity to travel to the body, placed on the body at the site of pain deliver electricity that travels through the nerve fibers. The electric currents block the pain receptors from being sent from the nerves to the brain.
• A patient will receive a small, battery-operated TENS machine to use at home. In most cases, a doctor, physical therapist, or acupuncturist adjusts the machine to the correct settings.
• The provider shows the patient how to use the machine before sending him or her home with the TENS device.
• TENS therapy can be used to treat both chronic (long-lasting) and acute (short-term) pain.

The most common conditions that TENS therapy is used to treat are:

• Osteoporosis-related joint, bone, or muscle problem.
• Fibromyalgia-related joint, bone, or muscle problems
• Tendinitis (muscle tissue inflammation)
• Bursitis (inflammation of the fluid-filled pads that cushion the joints)
• Pain at neck, back, shoulder, leg and slippers / foot.
• Labor pain.