TENS/EMS Massage EM49

Origin

Germany

How to Use

Digital EMS/TENS units fall into the electrostimulation device
category. They provide three basic functions suitable for combined
operation:
1. Electrical stimulation of nerve tracts (TENS)
2. Electrical stimulation of muscle tissue (EMS)
3. A massage effect triggered by electrical signals
The unit also features two independent stimulation channels and
four self-adhesive electrodes. It offers a wide range of functions
for increasing general well-being, pain relief, maintaining physical
fitness, relaxation, muscle revitalisation and combating tiredness.
For these purposes, you can either choose from pre-set programs or
specify your own to suit your individual needs.
The principle of electrostimulation devices is based on the imitation
of impulses in our bodies that are transferred to nerve and muscle
fibres using electrodes via our skin. The electrodes can be applied
to many parts of the body; the electrical impulses are completely
harmless and virtually painless. In certain applications you will
merely notice a slight tingling or vibrating sensation. The electrical
impulses that are sent into the tissue influence the transmission
of stimulation into nerves, nerve centres and muscle groups in the
application area.
Electrostimulation usually only has an effect after regular
applications. With regard to muscles, electrostimulation does not
replace regular training. However, it is a sensible, supplementary
training element.

Ingredients

TENS/EMS/MASSAGE 64 pre-programmed applications

Warnings

The device is not a substitute for medical consultation and treatment. Consult your doctor first if you are experiencing any pain or are suffering from an illness. To avoid damage to health, DO NOT use the Menstrual Relax in the following circumstances: • If you have implanted electrical devices (e.g. a pacemaker). • If you have metal implants such as, for example, copper coils. • If you use an insulin pump. • If you have a high fever (e.g. > 39 °C). • If you have a known or acute cardiac arrhythmia or disorders of the heart’s impulse and conduction system. • If you suffer from a seizure disorder (e.g. epilepsy). • If you are pregnant. • If you have cancer. • After an operation, if strong muscle contractions could affect the healing process. • Near the heart. The stimulation electrodes must not be placed on any part of the front ribcage (where the ribs and breastbone are located), and especially not on the two large pectorals, as this can increase the risk of ventricular fibrillation and induce cardiac arrest. • On the skeletal skull structure, or around the mouth, throat or larynx. • In the neck/carotid artery area. • In the genital area. • On acutely or chronically diseased (injured or irritated) skin (e.g. inflamed skin – whether painful or not, reddened skin, rashes, e.g. allergies, burns, bruises, swellings, both open and healing wounds, and post-operative scars where the healing process could be affected). • In humid environments (e.g. in the bathroom) or when bathing or showering. • After consuming alcohol. • If you are connected to a high-frequency surgical device. • In cases of acute or chronic diseases of the gastrointestinal tract.

Width

22

Height

16

Depth

5