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TENS Machines for Period Pain

TENS Machines for Period Pain

Period pain affects roughly 70% of women. It is generally classified into two groups: primary and secondary. Primary dysmenorrhea is the common form of menstrual cramps. It is caused by a substance called prostaglandin – made by cells in the inner lining of the uterus. Prostaglandin makes uterine muscles contract in order to help shed the lining built up during the menstrual cycle. Too much prostaglandin causes painful menstruation. Secondary dysmenorrhea is less common. It occurs after a woman has already had normal menstrual cycles for some time. It is caused by an abnormality or infection of the uterus, tubes, or ovaries. How does TENS help with period pain? TENS is ideal for the treatment of painful menstruation. It is non-invasive and drug-free. Pads are placed on the back, near the area of pain. TENS uses soothing pulses that are sent via the pads through the skin and along the nerve fibres. The pulses suppress pain signals to the brain and encourage the body to produce higher levels of its own natural pain killing chemicals – endorphins and encephalins. How does EMS differ from TENS? The easiest way to tell the difference between TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) and EMS is that TENS targets nerves to reduce pain, whereas EMS targets muscles to aid recovery. TENS machines act to block pain signals reaching the brain and release endorphins to make you feel good. EMS machines on the other hand target specific muscles to reduce inflammation and force these muscles to fire when an injury may prevent you from using these muscles naturally. By keeping these muscles engaged they will not lose strength (atrophy) so you can return to normal activity and performance sooner. Key Benefits of an EMS Machine An EMS machine has many benefits to your muscles. It can: Relax the muscle Minimise muscle inflammation Prevent atrophy of the muscle Speed up muscle healing Stimulate muscle growth “EMS is the fastest growing area of the fitness industry” EMS or TENS machines what do I need? TENS machines are used to relieve chronic nerve, muscle or joint pain including inflammatory arthritis, back pain, foot pain, contractions during childbirth, or post-operative pain. A migraine can also be relieved by specialised TENS machines. EMS machines, on the other hand, are used to relax or strengthen the muscles, for example in cases of muscular spasm, poor blood circulation (particularly in the back and nape of the neck), muscle atrophy after an illness or as part of rehabilitation from an injury. They are therefore more often recommended for the relief of muscle pain. Athletes also sometimes use EMS in order to recover from an injury more quickly, as electrical muscle stimulation will enable them to rebuild muscle without too much strain and to exercise muscles that they may not use very much. 3-in-1 Combo TENS, EMS & Massage The elletens 3-in-1 Combo device offers both TENS and EMS in one single unit along with a relaxing massage function. If you suffer from ongoing pain and also need to help with rehabilitation from a recent injury (or are injury prone) this device could be a great addition to your pain relief and rehabilitation program. Our devices with EMS capability Strengthen, tone and repair for complete rehabilitation.

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TENS Machines for Arthritis Pain Relief

TENS Machines for Arthritis Pain Relief

Arthritis involves inflammation of one or more joints of the body, usually producing pain, redness, and stiffness. Arthritis disables more people than any other chronic disorder. A common form is osteoarthritis, a degenerative disease of the joints that commonly occurs with aging. rheumatoid arthritis, an autoimmune disease of unknown cause, is a progressive, crippling joint disorder most common in women between 25 and 50. Arthritis pain relief – does TENS work? TENS therapy is ideal for the treatment of arthritis. It is a non-invasive, fast acting, drug-free method of pain relief. Pads are placed on or near the area of the arthritis pain. TENS sends soothing pulses via TENS electrodes through the skin and along the nerve fibers. The pulses suppress the arthritis pain signals to the brain. TENS also encourages the body to produce higher levels of its own natural pain killing chemicals i.e. endorphins and encephalins. How does EMS differ from TENS? The easiest way to tell the difference between TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) and EMS is that TENS targets nerves to reduce pain, whereas EMS targets muscles to aid recovery. TENS machines act to block pain signals reaching the brain and release endorphins to make you feel good. EMS machines on the other hand target specific muscles to reduce inflammation and force these muscles to fire when an injury may prevent you from using these muscles naturally. By keeping these muscles engaged they will not lose strength (atrophy) so you can return to normal activity and performance sooner. Key Benefits of an EMS Machine An EMS machine has many benefits to your muscles. It can: Relax the muscle Minimise muscle inflammation Prevent atrophy of the muscle Speed up muscle healing Stimulate muscle growth “EMS is the fastest growing area of the fitness industry” EMS or TENS machines what do I need? TENS machines are used to relieve chronic nerve, muscle or joint pain including inflammatory arthritis, back pain, foot pain, contractions during childbirth, or post-operative pain. A migraine can also be relieved by specialised TENS machines. EMS machines, on the other hand, are used to relax or strengthen the muscles, for example in cases of muscular spasm, poor blood circulation (particularly in the back and nape of the neck), muscle atrophy after an illness or as part of rehabilitation from an injury. They are therefore more often recommended for the relief of muscle pain. Athletes also sometimes use EMS in order to recover from an injury more quickly, as electrical muscle stimulation will enable them to rebuild muscle without too much strain and to exercise muscles that they may not use very much. 3-in-1 Combo TENS, EMS & Massage The elletens 3-in-1 Combo device offers both TENS and EMS in one single unit along with a relaxing massage function. If you suffer from ongoing pain and also need to help with rehabilitation from a recent injury (or are injury prone) this device could be a great addition to your pain relief and rehabilitation program. Our devices with EMS capability Strengthen, tone and repair for complete rehabilitation.

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TENS Machines and Fibromyalgia

TENS Machines and Fibromyalgia

Fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS) is a musculoskeletal pain and fatigue disorder – the cause is still unknown. Fibromyalgia occurs in the fibrous tissues i.e., the muscles, ligaments, and tendons. The main symptom of fibromyalgia is severe muscle pain, but it can also be accompanied by fatigue, chest pain, headaches, fever, abdominal pain, insomnia, swollen lymph nodes, irritable bowel syndrome and depression. Does TENS help Fibromyalgia TENS or Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation provides non-invasive, drug-free pain relief. Pads are placed on the back, near the area of pain. TENS uses soothing pulses that are sent via the pads through the skin and along the nerve fibres. The pulses suppress pain signals to the brain and encourage the body to produce higher levels of its own natural pain killing chemicals – endorphins and encephalins. How does EMS differ from TENS? The easiest way to tell the difference between TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) and EMS is that TENS targets nerves to reduce pain, whereas EMS targets muscles to aid recovery. TENS machines act to block pain signals reaching the brain and release endorphins to make you feel good. EMS machines on the other hand target specific muscles to reduce inflammation and force these muscles to fire when an injury may prevent you from using these muscles naturally. By keeping these muscles engaged they will not lose strength (atrophy) so you can return to normal activity and performance sooner. Key Benefits of an EMS Machine An EMS machine has many benefits to your muscles. It can: Relax the muscle Minimise muscle inflammation Prevent atrophy of the muscle Speed up muscle healing Stimulate muscle growth “EMS is the fastest growing area of the fitness industry” EMS or TENS machines what do I need? TENS machines are used to relieve chronic nerve, muscle or joint pain including inflammatory arthritis, back pain, foot pain, contractions during childbirth, or post-operative pain. A migraine can also be relieved by specialised TENS machines. EMS machines, on the other hand, are used to relax or strengthen the muscles, for example in cases of muscular spasm, poor blood circulation (particularly in the back and nape of the neck), muscle atrophy after an illness or as part of rehabilitation from an injury. They are therefore more often recommended for the relief of muscle pain. Athletes also sometimes use EMS in order to recover from an injury more quickly, as electrical muscle stimulation will enable them to rebuild muscle without too much strain and to exercise muscles that they may not use very much. 3-in-1 Combo TENS, EMS & Massage The elletens 3-in-1 Combo device offers both TENS and EMS in one single unit along with a relaxing massage function. If you suffer from ongoing pain and also need to help with rehabilitation from a recent injury (or are injury prone) this device could be a great addition to your pain relief and rehabilitation program. Our devices with EMS capability Strengthen, tone and repair for complete rehabilitation.

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TENS/EMS Machines for Back Pain

TENS/EMS Machines for Back Pain

Pain can affect any part of the back. The usual cause of lower back pain is muscle stress and strain, but it can also originate from ligament, tendon or vertebrae damage, posture and feed positioning. Upper back pain although not as common, it can be just as debilitating. It is often caused by poor muscle tone, muscle tension or spams, sprains, ligament or muscle tears and joint problems. TENS, EMS machines offer a drug free option to pain relieve and aid muscle recovery. TENS – targets nerves to reduce pain, helping to relieve chronic nerve, muscle or joint pain including back pain, arthritis, neck pain, knee pain, period pain, sports injuries, and more. EMS – targets muscles to aid recovery, used to relax or strengthen and repair the muscles, for example in cases of muscular spasm, poor blood circulation, muscle atrophy after an illness or as part of rehabilitation from an injury. Our range of TEN / EMS devices can help relieve your back pain as well and ensure a faster recovery. Our most popular devices by Body Clock include. How does EMS differ from TENS? The easiest way to tell the difference between TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) and EMS is that TENS targets nerves to reduce pain, whereas EMS targets muscles to aid recovery. TENS machines act to block pain signals reaching the brain and release endorphins to make you feel good. EMS machines on the other hand target specific muscles to reduce inflammation and force these muscles to fire when an injury may prevent you from using these muscles naturally. By keeping these muscles engaged they will not lose strength (atrophy) so you can return to normal activity and performance sooner. Key Benefits of an EMS Machine An EMS machine has many benefits to your muscles. It can: Relax the muscle Minimise muscle inflammation Prevent atrophy of the muscle Speed up muscle healing Stimulate muscle growth “EMS is the fastest growing area of the fitness industry” EMS or TENS machines what do I need? TENS machines are used to relieve chronic nerve, muscle or joint pain including inflammatory arthritis, back pain, foot pain, contractions during childbirth, or post-operative pain. A migraine can also be relieved by specialised TENS machines. EMS machines, on the other hand, are used to relax or strengthen the muscles, for example in cases of muscular spasm, poor blood circulation (particularly in the back and nape of the neck), muscle atrophy after an illness or as part of rehabilitation from an injury. They are therefore more often recommended for the relief of muscle pain. Athletes also sometimes use EMS in order to recover from an injury more quickly, as electrical muscle stimulation will enable them to rebuild muscle without too much strain and to exercise muscles that they may not use very much. 3-in-1 Combo TENS, EMS & Massage The elletens 3-in-1 Combo device offers both TENS and EMS in one single unit along with a relaxing massage function. If you suffer from ongoing pain and also need to help with rehabilitation from a recent injury (or are injury prone) this device could be a great addition to your pain relief and rehabilitation program. Our devices with EMS capability Strengthen, tone and repair for complete rehabilitation.

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