Beurer EM 41 - Manual (Page 18)

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Relaxing application includes the following:
• Muscle relaxation in order to loosen up muscular tension
• Improving muscular fatigue symptoms
• Accelerating muscle regeneration after high muscular performance (e.g.
after a marathon).
Through integrated massage technology, Digital TENS/EMS also offers the
possibility of reducing muscular tension and combating fatigue symptoms
using a programme based on real massage in terms of sensation and effect.
Using the positioning suggestions and programme charts in this manual, you
can determine the machine setting fast and easily for the respective applica-
tion (depending on the region of the body affected) in order to ensure the
desired effect.
Through the two separately adjustable channels, the Digital TENS/EMS has
the advantage of adapting the intensity of the pulses independently of each
other to two parts of the body to be treated, for example in order to cover
both sides of the body or ensure even stimulation of larger areas of tissue.
The individual intensity setting of each channel also allows you to treat two
different parts of the body at the same time, whereby it is possible to save
time compared with individual sequential treatment.
1.2 Scope of supply
– 1x Digital TENS/EMS machine (incl. belt clip)
– 2x connecting cable
– 4x adhesive electrodes (45 x 45 mm)
– 3x AAA batteries
– these instructions for use
– 1x brief instructions (suggestions on placing electrodes and fields of
application)
– 1x storage bag
Subsequent purchase articles
Back belt with 4 wear-free water contact electrodes, mat. no. 162.825
8x adhesive electrodes (45 x 45 mm), Art. no. 661.02
4x adhesive electrodes (50 x 100 mm), Art. no. 661.01
2. Important Information
Use of the machine does not replace medical consultation and treat-
ment. In the event of any type of pain or illness, you must therefore
always first ask your doctor.
WARNING!
In order to prevent any damage to health, we would urgently
advise against using the Digital TENS/EMS in the following
cases:
• With any implanted electrical devices (such as pacemakers)
• If there are any metal implants
• When using an insulin pump
• In case of high fever (e.g. > 39 °C)
• In case of known or acute cardiac arrhythmias and other disorders in
stimulus formation and conduction of the heart
• If suffering from attacks (e.g. epilepsy)
• If pregnant
• In case of cancer
• After operations where increased muscle contractions
might impair the healing process
• Never use near the heart. Stimulation electrodes should
never be placed anywhere on the front of the thorax
(marked by ribs and breastbone), but above all not on the
two large pectoral muscles. Here it can increase the risk of
ventricular fibrillation and lead to cardiac arrest
• On the bony part of the cranium, near the mouth, throat or larynx
• Near the throat / carotid artery
• Near the genitals
• On acutely or chronically diseased (injured or inflamed) skin (e.g. in the
event of painful and painless inflammation, reddening, skin rashes (e.g.
allergies), burns, bruises, swellings, open wounds and wounds in the
process of healing, on operation scars in the process of healing)
• In environments with high humidity such as in the bathroom or when
having a bath or shower
• Do not use after consuming alcohol
• When a high frequency surgical device is connected at the same time