Description
- TENS Machine for Physiotherapy: Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation device delivers low-voltage electrical currents via electrodes.
- Adjustable Settings: Intensity and frequency of the electrical impulses can be adjusted for comfort and effectiveness.
- Electrical Stimulation: TENS machine sends electrical pulses through the electrodes to the nerves.
- Sensations: Patients may feel a tingling or buzzing sensation during operation, which should be strong but not painful.
- Pain Relief: TENS may modulate pain signals in the nervous system, providing relief during and after sessions.
Maktrex International presents this white tens mini 2 channel is a safe and convenient way to relieve tension & fatigue from aching ankles calves & feet as well as improve circulation & muscle tone. With 0 to 99 minutes timer, it has reliable operation as it applies acupressure effect to the human body which relieves the nerve compression from inter vertebrae disc spaces. Further, it has 7 second on and off burst mode selection and power input of 220V/50 Hz. The high functionality and durability makes this machine a good buy. A TENS machine for physiotherapy, which stands for Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation, is a small device that delivers low-voltage electrical currents to the skin via electrodes. It's commonly used in physiotherapy and other healthcare settings to help manage pain. Here's how a TENS machine for physiotherapy typically works: Electrode Placement: Electrodes are placed on or near the area of pain or discomfort. These are usually attached to the skin with adhesive pads. Electrical Stimulation: The TENS machine sends electrical pulses through the electrodes to the underlying nerves. These electrical signals may help disrupt or modulate pain signals traveling to the brain. Frequency and Intensity Settings: The intensity (strength) and frequency (rate of pulses) of the electrical impulses can be adjusted according to the patient's comfort and the therapist's recommendations. Sensations: When the TENS machine is in operation, the patient may feel a tingling or buzzing sensation. This sensation should be strong but comfortable; it should not cause pain. Pain Relief: Some patients experience pain relief during and after TENS therapy sessions. The exact mechanism is not entirely understood, but it's thought that TENS may interfere with the way pain signals are transmitted in the nervous system.