Acupuncture Pen
Partial Pain Treament Therapeutic Apparatus
The apparatus emerged from new technology is a new type of medical healthy apparatus. On the basis of traditional Chinese Acupuncture Theory, acupuncture treatment can be replaced by electronic impulse on the surface of body's Point. It is good for patients afraid of acupuncture and acupuncture faint. It is applicable for pains in cervical vertebrae, shoulders, waist, feet, etc. And serves as an adjuvant therapy for various diseases such as frozen shoulder, arthritis and neuro-musculo pain, etc.
Principle:
This apparatus has the function of " electro-stimulation" to body's Points. It can changes diseases physiological process to recuperate the patient, According to Chinese medical channels theory, if one is attacked with diseases, the body will lose balance of Yin, Yang Qi and blood. Stimulating the points can regulate Qi and activate blood. Yin and Yang will be in balance, physiological function will return to normal and the patient will recover the health.
Possessing three main functions:
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Dome type: Superficial therapy, which is applicable for health care and facial beautification.
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Node type: Node therapy, which is applicable for partial body pains.
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Spheroidal: Partial therapy, which is applicable for quickly alleviating pain
Relieve the pain:
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shoulder pain
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Chronic Lower Back Pain
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Muscle pain
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Knee pain
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Ankle pain
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Tennis Elbow Pain
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Nerve Pain and many more
Facial skin Massage:
Use this unit after applying cream on your face and begin the massage.
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Select Facial Massage Ball which I flatten round.
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Stimulate the face for 5 minutes.
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Remove the cream on the face.
Tip on how to use:
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When you start to relieve pain , you would feel gradual increase of pain for a while(about 1 minute) and then the pain will be relieved.
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Drop one two waterdrops at the region if it is insensitive to stimulation.
TENS Reference:
Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) currently is one of the most commonly used forms of electroanalgesia. Hundreds of clinical reports exist concerning the use of TENS for various types of conditions, such as low back pain (LBP), arthritic pain, sympathetically mediated pain, bladder incontinence, neurogenic pain, visceral pain, and postsurgical pain.
