Posts Tagged ‘TENS’

Medica Germany 2011

Wednesday, September 28th, 2011
International Trade Fair

Stand : 16G04-7

MEDICA is the world leader amongst medical trade fairs.
It is characterised by its high level of international exposure.
About one half of the visitors and nearly two thirds of the
exhibitors come from abroad.

Body Clock TENS stand: 16G04-7
Messe Duesseldorf GmbH
P.O.B. 10 10 06, D-40001
Stockumer Kirchstraße 61,
D-40474 Duesseldorf
Germany

 

 

Pharmacy Show 2011

Wednesday, September 28th, 2011
Stand G80
Stand G80

Come and join more than 5,000 of your fellow pharmacists for an action-packed two days at the biggest and most important business and clinical event on the pharmacy calendar.

This year sees our biggest ever show floor packed with thousands of products, solutions, technology and services from more than 275 suppliers and you can choose from more than 65 hours of conference seminars across SIX streams – including our new Clinical Forum.

Whether you work in a community or hospital pharmacy, don’t miss your chance to be there!

Babycare TENS stand G80

The NEC Group
National Exhibition Centre
Birmingham
B40 1NT

Kind und Jugend 2010 Cologne, Germany

Thursday, November 25th, 2010
Kind und Jugend 2010

Kind und Jugend 2010

Once again, we had a successful trip to Cologne, wowing our customers with our sylish and high quality products!

We had a great time meeting customers old and new from throughout the World.  We look forward to next year’s show, taking place on 15 to 18 September 2011!

MEDICA – November 2010

Thursday, November 25th, 2010
9D43

Medica 2010 Düsseldorf, Germany

This November we had a fabulous experience at MEDICA. With our new, modern and stylish stand exhibiting our exciting range of units, we had no shortage of enthusiastic customers keen to buy from us!

The Elle TENS remains the market leader  – there was nothing else there in its league!

The modern, sleek style of our units are a real winner!

You can use your Stimplus/TENS for migraines!

Friday, July 23rd, 2010

Anyone who suffers from migraines and the associated symptoms knows that they can be completely debilitating. Not everyone gets the same symptoms, but the pain of a headache which just won’t go away and wide range of other symptoms that may accompany it can be tackled! Treating migraines is one of the most common uses of TENS machine. The aim of TENS machine is to reduce the intensity of pain associated with a migraine and to reduce the symptoms of nausea and vomiting, promoting a faster return to normal life.

The first step is to place one of the electrodes on the lower neck area and the second one opposite as shown in the diagrams on page 18 of our booklet “An Easy Guide to TENS Pain Relief“. Select the timing to 30 minutes, set the pulse rate to 2 pulses/second and select continuous mode. Then set the output to obtain a firm intensity, and repeat the treatment after a break of 30 minutes between each treatment. You can repeat this treatment as often as needed to obtain relief and recovery or use the TENS machine in continuous mode until relief is obtained.

If you have a Stimplus unit this can be used to provide electroacupncture at the same time as using your TENS machine to enhance the treatment – follow the instructions on page 3 of your Stimplus instruction manual and apply the probe to the points as shown in the chart H headache, migraine treat each point for 30 seconds and repeat as needed.

If you are feeling severe nausea and /or vomiting then follow the instructions on page 21 of the Easy Guide by applying the second set of TENS electrodes to these points on the wrist and treat as described above.

It may also be helpful to use other treatments in association with TENS machines e.g. analgesics, migraine medications, acupressure on the wrist points (if you want an alternative to using the TENS electrodes) and relaxation techniques etc.

Recent Research: Allais G, et al.(2003) Non-pharmacological approaches to chronic headaches: transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation, laser therapy and acupuncture in transformed migraine treatment. Neurol Sci. 2003 May;24 Suppl 2:S138-42. TENS, laser therapy and acupuncture proved to be effective in reducing the frequency of headache attacks. Acupuncture showed the best effectiveness over time.

Babycare TENS – still great to use after the birth!

Friday, July 23rd, 2010

Before you had your baby, you might have heard of TENS machines. They can be used for a whole range of pain conditions. In particular, there are several post-delivery conditions, which might affect you and which can be helped with your amazing Babycare Tens machine!

These sort of conditions that are common and are described on pages 14-21 of our booklet “a Women’s Guide to Drug Free Pain Relief”. There we set out both suggested body and ear point treatments, which are described in detail.

The conditions include the following:

Shoulder pain: – this is often associated with breast feeding;
Perineal and after pain;Anxiety and Depression;
Dysmenorrhoea – period pain;
Pre-menstrual stress and headaches;
Residual back pain;
Pelvic floor weakness and incontinence; and
Post Caesarean delivery incision pain

N.B. A combination of body and ear points are described for all the conditions listed above and these can be treated with your Babycare TENS machine and/or your Body clock Stimplus Unit together and or with ear acupressure if the use of a TENS machine is not convenient at the time

Recent Research:Smith CM, Guralnick MS, Gelfand MM, Jeans ME.The effects of transcutaneous  electrical nerve stimulation on post-cesarean pain.
Pain. 1986 Nov;27(2):181-93The results suggest that TENS was significantly more effective than placebo TENS in reducing cutaneous,
movement-associated incisional pain