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8.

TENS PROGRAMMES

8.1.

TENS PROGRAMMES SETTINGS

Prog
Preset /
Manual
1
Preset
80
2
Preset
100
3
Preset
2
4
Preset
100 (in 2 Hz burst)
5
Preset
150 (in 2 Hz burst)
6
Preset
2/80
7
Preset
2/100
8
Preset
10/100
9
Preset
2/120
10
Preset
100
11
Manual
2-150
12
Manual
2-150
* P=Pain Gate. Gives relief when being used.
Wears off after a few hours.
E= Endorphin Release. Builds up over 40 mins.
Lasts several hours after use.
There is not one programme for a particular
condition, and the best choice varies from one
person to another, even if they have the same
type of pain.
Each user needs to select both the programme
and the positioning of the electrode pads that is
best for them. You may need to try a few
positions/programmes before finding the one
that suits you.
The Sports TENS 2 has 10 preset pain relief
programmes
and
programmes.
Frequency (Hz)
2
manual
pain
relief
Pulse width
Output
(μs)
150
Constant
200
Constant
250
Constant
150
Burst
200
Burst
200/100
Han
200/150
Han
250
PFM
200/100
FM
75
DTENS
50-300
Constant
50-300
Burst 2Hz
8.2.

PRESET PROGRAMMES

Programme 1 & 2:
P – Constant stimulation, the programme
generates a uniform smooth sensation. This is
the gentlest programme. It is advisable to use
for your first trial of TENS while you get used to
the feeling which offers tingling/pins and
needles sensation.
Programme 3:
E - Pulsing or tapping sensation associated with
muscle contractions. Uses the Endorphin
release mechanism. It is suitable to be used for
chronic pains such as back pain & arthritis, but
not for injured muscles where the contractions
may delay healing.
This
low
Acupuncture-Like TENS and can be used on
acupuncture points. One example of this is
12
Prog time
(min)
C
C
30
30
30
30
30
C
C
C
5-90/C
5-90/C
frequency
is
also
P or E *
P
P
E
P+E
P+E
P+E
P+E
P+E
P+E
P
P or E
P+E or E
known
as

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