Digital Tense Machine Besmed BE-660 – Taiwan – Best for Physiotherapy

Digital Tense Machine Besmed BE-660 specification:
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SPECIFICATIONS
Power supply
DC 4.5V (3*3A dry cell batteries)
Battery life
3 months (30 minutes per day)
Maximum Output frequency
147.1 Hz
Dimensions of unit
52(w) 120(h) 17(d)mm
Unit Weight
110 gram
Lead wire
2
Electrode
4
Battery
3 (AA batteries)
Instruction manual
1
Storage bag
1
What is Tense?
TENS: Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation TENS users should be instructed or prescribed by qualified health professionals prior to the application of the device.
TENS is an economical way of pain management, but is of no curative values, as current scientific and clinical studies suggest.
TENS devices work by producing low frequency electrical impulses that are applied to the skin, via electrode pads, to relieve pain.
Specific indications: it is used for the symptomatic relief and management of chronic, intractable pain and as an adjunctive treatment in the management of post surgical and post traumatic acute pain problems.
The TENS only be used under medical supervisions for adjunctive therapy for the treatment of medical diseases and conditions.
PRINCIPLES OF TENS TREATMENT
TENS, Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation, is a method of applying controlled, low-voltage electrical stimulation to large, myelinated peripheral nerve fibers via cutaneous electrodes for the purpose of modulating stimulus transmission and relieving pain. The tissues and cells of our bodies are always emitting electricity, which regulates the organs, nerves and muscle.
TENS, Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation is to use both positive and negative poles of electricity conducted by electrodes and affixed to the surface skin to have electric currents stimulate the peripheral nerve fibers.
TENS is believed to work by the following mechanism. The body has its own mechanism for suppressing pain. It does this by releasing non-addictive natural chemicals called endorphins in the brain which act as analgesics. TENS may activate this mechanism. The effectiveness of TENS treatment is not 100% for all pain syndromes. Experimentation with setting and electrode placement may be required for best results.
TENS TREATMENT Application
In medical science terms, TENS treatment is suitable for symptomatic relief of chronic, intractable pain, post-traumatic and post-surgical pain.
Notes:
The patient should use the modes and treatment times that are recommended by their physician.
Treatment frequency: 1-2 times per days.
Do not have TENS treatment 45 minutes before and after meals.
TENS treatment is not a replacement for your usual medications; follow your physician to manage overall medication.
WARNINGS:
Do not use the device without an on-site guidance by qualified physicians and professionals.
Those with the following conditions should not use it:
1. Those who carry cardiac pace makers
Infants or children
Those with critical heart problems
Those in pregnancy
Those who have alcohol drinks
Those who are in weak health conditions
Those who are starving or ate too much
Those who have a fever
Those who in frightening or shocking status
Those who are exhausted or very tired
Those who just have strokes 12. Those who in cases lose blood such as blood donation
Those who have contagious or epidemic disease
Those who have been instructed by their physicians not to use electric treatments
Never use the device on external injuries, the head, neck, or heart.