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15. PROGRAMMES

15.1 TENS PROGRAMMES

 

Using the TENS Programmes

Your nervous system is different to everyone else’s. Only you know how the stimulation 

feels for you. The best way to use TENS is to try the programmes, and see which ones 

work best for you. There are some general guidelines:

Programmes with high frequency (Pain Gate)

Programmes 1, 2, 3, 8, 9,10
These programmes use the Pain Gate to block the signals travelling along the  

pain nerves.

Prog  Hz 

Pulse width 

Mode 

Time 

 

EFFECT

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pain Gate

  

 

 

   

Endorphin

  

 

 

   

Release

1  110  50 

Const  C 

PRESET PG

2  80  150 

Const  C 

PRESET PG

3  110  200 

Const  C 

PRESET PG

4  2 

250 

Const  30  PRESET ER

5  4 

200 

Const  30  PRESET ER

6  100  150 

Burst  30  PRESET PG+ER

7  150  200 

Burst  30  PRESET PG+ER

8  10/100 250 

PFM 

PRESET  PG+ER

2/120 

200/100 

FM 

PRESET 

PG +ER

10 2/100 200/150 

Han 

30  PRESET  PG+ER

11  2-150  50-300 

Const 

5-90/C MANUAL 

12 

2-150 

50-300 

Burst 2Hz 

5-90/C 

MANUAL

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The sensation will fade after 5 or 10 minutes. Keep increasing the intensity so that you 

can always feel the stimulation clearly.
You can use these programmes as long as you like. The pain relief may wear off after a 

few hours. In which case, you can take a break and try again later.
Programmes 8 and 9 keep changing the sensation, which some users find will extend 

the effective pain relief.
Programme 1 is the gentlest stimulation. If you have not used TENS before, start with this 

until you are comfortable with the feeling.
Programmes 2 and 3 are similar to 1, but feel stronger and deeper.

Programmes with low frequency (Endorphin release) elements

Programmmes 4, 5, 6, 7, 12
These programmes encourage production of your natural endorphins by inducing very 

small, repetitive muscle twitches. All but programmes 4 & 5 combine this with a higher 

frequency to combine the pain relief mechanisms, but may be a little less comfortable.
To be effective, you need to keep the intensity high enough to induce small muscle 

movements. This limits the time you can use these programmes - if you use them for 

more than about 40 minutes, you may have aching muscles later.

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Страница 1: ...Instructions For Use Flexistim READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE USE flexistim instructions final indd 1 27 11 2014 12 06...

Страница 2: ...s 23 11 6 Adjust the Intensity 24 11 7 Skip Function 24 12 ADJUSTING MANUAL PROGRAMMES 25 12 1 TENS 25 12 2 EMS 26 12 3 IFT 27 12 4 MICROCURRENT 27 13 LOCK AND UNLOCK YOUR OWN PROGRAMME 28 14 MEMORY M...

Страница 3: ...een used 1 2 4 Power Supply Removeable rechargeable Li ion battery with option of operation through external mains power adaptor 2 WARNING AND CAUTIONS Contraindications 1 Do not use this device on pa...

Страница 4: ...0 R H 3 4 10 Apply stimulation only to normal intact clean healthy skin 11 Using the device directly over metallic implants could cause the currents to focus over a small area causing tissue burns If...

Страница 5: ...e for you TENS is clinically tested and approved for many applications including Back pain and lumbar and cervical spine problems Joint pain e g knee joint hip joint shoulder Neuralgia Headaches Women...

Страница 6: ...muscle thus promoting the muscular structure Very high frequencies 60 90 Hz can be used to promote muscle definition and bulk The body maps at the back of this guide show pad positioning in order to s...

Страница 7: ...n irritation under the electrode 5 2 Pulse Frequency WORK WORK REST PERIODIC TIME PULSE WIDE MONOPHASE PULSES INTENSITY PULSE INTENSITY RA MP RA MP BIPHASIC PULSES WORK WORK REST PERIODIC TIME PULSE W...

Страница 8: ...re inflammation is a problem For example sports injuries arthritic conditions bruising and swellings back pain osteo arthritis rheumatoid arthritis muscular pain Many practitioners use a Sweep treatme...

Страница 9: ...anual Mode P11 P12 FREQUENCY Hz PULSE WIDTH s Treatment Timer min EMS Preset Mode P1 P09 Treatment Timer min EMS Manual Mode P10 P11 FREQUENCY Hz PULSE WIDTH s SYNCHRONOUS ALTERNATING SYNCH ALT in dis...

Страница 10: ...and on the right to adjust the intensity in Ch2 IF MODE I F signals penetrate deep into the tissue Positioning pads across the chest or head could be dangerous see section 16 3 For your safety when i...

Страница 11: ...r in other Modes If you need to make more than one treatment you may either a Purchase and recharge additional batteries b Connect to mains power using the mains adaptor 18 9 CONTENTS OF THE PACK Your...

Страница 12: ...ithium battery Do not dispose of the battery in a fire and keep it out of reach of children The battery must be removed from the unit if unit is not used for a long period of time STEP 2 LEADS If only...

Страница 13: ...es 11 OPERATION After assembling and connecting the device 11 1 Turn on the device Press ON OFF KEY LCD displays when the device is on The LCD is backlit To save energy the back light will switch off...

Страница 14: ...r defaults to Continuous C for some TENS programmes and a safe standard treatment time for others If you wish to adjust the Treatment Timer proceed as follows To set a Treatment Time Press either of t...

Страница 15: ...When using ALTERNATING ensure that the Ramp Up Time Work Time and Ramp Down Time equals Rest Time The will appear on your screen if this formula is not followed in EMS manual mode If the warning tria...

Страница 16: ...e number at the top left shows the numbers of uses Press the same keys to return back to the previous normal display To reset the Usage Timer to zero press the CH2 key and PROG key together for 3 seco...

Страница 17: ...asing the intensity so that you can always feel the stimulation clearly You can use these programmes as long as you like The pain relief may wear off after a few hours In which case you can take a bre...

Страница 18: ...es if you want to modify the settings or to experiment with completely different ones Here are some of the ways you can use the programmes Programme 1 Muscle Calming Aims to relax the muscles as much...

Страница 19: ...action Used for all activities requiring maximum muscle output in a very short space of time such as Judo short distance sprinting throwing the discus or shot put 33 15 3 IFT PROGRAMMES Programme tab...

Страница 20: ...elieve pain 15 4 3 FOLLOW UP Although results will usually be seen immediately in some people the effects will be delayed continuing to improve from several hours to over a day or two after the treatm...

Страница 21: ...works at the level of one vertebra of the spine The nerves carrying pain and the TENS stimulation into each vertebra cover an area of the body called a Dermatome Each nerve root serves a known area of...

Страница 22: ...uscles take care to adjust the intensity slowly as the motor nerves may be more sensitive Example EMS Electrode Pad Positions Eye care We all are familiar with it The ever increasing set of little wri...

Страница 23: ...t of muscles Unfortunately unwanted fat and cellulite zones are often to be found in this area and are very difficult to combat Muscular training is one way of improving shape The picture shows the po...

Страница 24: ...al signal is created by the interaction of the signals from all four pads i e between the pads of each channel So the pads need to applied in positions so that the signals from each channel cross over...

Страница 25: ...rnatives for headache below show how many possibilities there are There is no single correct placement and the best position may vary from day to day WARNING Positions 1 4 on the head must NOT be used...

Страница 26: ...of the pad by adding a tiny drop of water on each pad and spreading around If too much water is added the pads will become too soft then it is suggested in order to try to re establish some adhesiven...

Страница 27: ...ock the keypad ii No showing Ensure battery is charged No impulse output from electrodes A circuit is not being made i Have you applied both electrode pads per lead wire to ensure a complete circuit i...

Страница 28: ...hat if any defect in materials or workmanship appears in this product within two years after the original date of consumer purchase it will repair or at its option replace the product in question free...

Страница 29: ...z 2Hz 3Hz 4Hz 5Hz to 50Hz Pulse Width 10 999 mS Waveforms A continuous B square unipolar C sawtooth unipolar Treatment Time 20 mins default Intensity 0 700uA in 10uA steps 53 GENERAL Output Plugs Full...

Страница 30: ...e network devices mobile phones cordless telephones and their base stations walkie talkies can affect this equipment and should be kept at least a distance d 3 3 m away from the equipment Note As indi...

Страница 31: ...e Ltd 9 Blenheim Road Epsom Surrey KT19 9BE UK Tel 44 0 1372 723434 www tenscare co uk Distributed by Pub No I FLEX UK Version 1 0 09 14 Manufactured by flexistim instructions final indd 60 27 11 2014...

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