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INDICATIONS / CONTRAINDICATIONS
Be sure to consult a doctor before using the unit!
In the USA, the sale of this device is restricted by law to doctors, or
subject to a doctor’s prescription.
Please carefully read and understand the following warnings and
cautions to ensure the safe and correct use of this device and to
prevent injury.
Indications
Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) can be pre-
scribed by doctors for the symptomatic reduction and treatment of
chronic (long-term) pain and to treat postoperative or post-traumatic
pains.
Contraindications
Do not use this device without consulting a doctor if you have a
cardiac pacemaker, implanted defibrillator, or other implanted
metallic or electronic device. Such use could cause electric shock,
burns, electrical interference, or death.
If you apply to one of the following cases always be sure to consult
a doctor before you apply the Promed EMT-6 and clarify the use
of the device with him.
• In case of persistent pain symptoms, despite therapy
• Taking a strong analgesic or local anesthetic
• In Infectious Diseases
• By circulatory disorder (thrombosis and embolism)
• For sensory disturbances (numbness)
• When used in infants, toddlers and children
• In pregnancy
• With Psychosis
• If bleeding tendency
• With Cancer
• At extreme sensitivity to or fear of electricity
• In patients with metallic implants
• For heart problems, especially cardiac arrhythmias
• Prior to each electrode placement, that apply current to the carotid
sinus region (anterior neck)
• Prior to each electrode placement, that apply current transcelebrally
(through the head)
• If undiagnosed pain symptoms
• For treatment of the eyelids
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