Tens Hi-Dow Instructions & User's Manual page 7

During the TENS treatment
If your muscles start to twitch. This may mean that the TENS signals are too
strong or too fast. If you cannot feel any tingling at all. This may mean that the
signal is too weak or too slow.
The electrodes should be removed at least once a day if the TENS treatment is
used around the clock. The skin under the electrodes must be checked to see if it
is red or tender. The skin should also be cleaned and dried while the electrodes
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are off. Put lotion on your skin where the electrodes were placed. The electrodes
should be put in a new place for each new treatment. This will help prevent the
skin from becoming red or sore.
TENS can be used to treat most types of pain where the cause has been
determined including:
• Arthritis Period Pains
• Back Pain Post Herpatic
• Bruising Neuralgia
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• Calf Strain Pregnancy/
• Dead Leg Labour Pains
• Fibrositis Finger Pain
• Rheumatism
• Sciatica
• Headaches
• Migraines
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• Shoulder Pain
• Sleeplessness
• Knee Pain Spondylosis
• Lumbago Muscle
• Stress
• Sports Injuries
• Tennis Elbow
• Neck Pain Tenosynovitis
• Neuralgia Wrist Pain
• Osteo-arthritis
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