How does TENS work?
TENS, or Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation, works by delivering low-voltage electrical currents through electrode pads placed on the skin. These gentle pulses block or interfere with the transmission of pain signals, reducing the sensation of pain experienced.
Attach device to sticky pad
Attach the charged device to the adhesive pad. Make sure it is clean and securely fastened.
Attach the charged device to the adhesive pad. Make sure it is clean and securely fastened.
Apply the stick pad to abdomen
Apply the pad to the area where you feel the pain. It can be placed on the abdomen or lower back, depending on the location of the pain.
Apply the pad to the area where you feel the pain. It can be placed on the abdomen or lower back, depending on the location of the pain.
Turn it on and choose the setting
Turn on the device and adjust the intensity to the desired level, starting with a lower intensity and gradually increasing it.
Turn on the device and adjust the intensity to the desired level, starting with a lower intensity and gradually increasing it.
Institutions supporting TENS
National Institutes of Health (NIH), American Academy of Family Physicians (AFP), American College of Physicians (ACP)
How does TENS feels?
The sensation experienced with a TENS device can vary among individuals. Generally, when using a TENS unit, you can expect to feel a tingling, buzzing, or pulsating sensation at or around the area where the sticky pads are placed on your skin.
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FAQs
What is TENS technology and how does it work?
TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) technology delivers gentle electrical pulses through electrodes placed on the skin, stimulating nerves to reduce pain signals to the brain.
Is TENS technology safe for long-term use?
TENS is considered safe for long-term use and side-effects are mild and relatively uncommon. However, individual responses may vary.
Are there any specific medical conditions where TENS should be avoided?
People with the following medical conditions cannot use Circe TENS:
Heart/ cardiac problems, or any condition requiring the use of pacemakers or other medical implants, Epilepsy, Inflamed skin or acute/ chronic skin conditions, Gastro-instestinal tract conditions, High fever, Cancer
Additionally, the following people can not use Circe TENS: Users of electrical or metallic implants, Users of insulin pumps, Post operative patients, Wearers of another high frequency medical device.
Oncology patients have to seek advice from their doctor before utilizing any tens devices.
Consult a healthcare professional for advice if you are unsure if you fall under any of these categories.
Can TENS be used by pregnant women?
Circe TENS is not suitable for pregnant women.
Can TENS devices be used on different parts of the body?
Yes, TENS devices can be used on most body parts experiencing pain except the following:
Head, Chest, Genitals, Neck, Over inflamed skin with acute or chronic skin conditions, Over wounds or post operative scars.
Follow the instructions in the User Manual accompanying your purchase for a more detailed description and seek professional advice where required.
How quickly can I expect to feel relief when using TENS?
While relief timing varies, relief is usually within a few minutes or instant.
Can TENS devices be used by individuals with pacemakers?
Individuals with pacemakers or other implanted devices should not use the Circe TENS device.
Is there a specific duration recommended for TENS usage?
Duration of TENS usage depends on individual needs and the recommendation of a healthcare professional.
Are there any age restrictions for using TENS technology?
Generally, TENS can be used by individuals of various ages, but children and elderly individuals should use it under medical supervision.
Can TENS devices cause any skin irritation or allergic reactions?
While uncommon, some individuals might experience mild skin irritation, redness, or allergic reactions to the electrodes. Check for any adverse reactions and discontinue use if noted.