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Cycling Pro: multifunctional electrotherapy device. With TENS/EMS/MCR-MENS/FES/iontophoresis programs.
Price includes: Cycling Pro device, 4 color cables, 2 cables for microcurrent treatment, 4 pcs 50x50mm and 4 pcs 50x90mm TENS electrodes, battery charger, carrying bag
Cycling Pro: multifunctional electrotherapy device with TENS | EMS | MENS | MCR | FES | iontophoresis programs
The device's hundreds of programs can assist in treating, improving, healing, or preventing thousands of problems.
The device is multifunctional, providing various electrical treatment modes. Each mode addresses different problems.
TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation) is mainly for relieving musculoskeletal pain. It can also be used for menstrual pain and, to a lesser extent, tumor-related pain relief.
Electrical muscle stimulation is referred to as EMS or NMES in medical practice. It addresses muscle-related issues like stiffness, atrophy, slowing muscle strength and mass loss, improving blood circulation, and reducing muscle pain. It is used pre-surgery to improve surgical outcomes and is almost essential for post-surgery rehabilitation.
FES, or functional stimulation, is often designated as a standalone treatment mode. It is muscle stimulation aimed at recovering lost abilities. After central paralysis, muscles may regain movement partially but become weak and clumsy. Functional stimulation is used to regain strength and relearn movement.
Microcurrent is an extremely mild current (for example, TENS or muscle stimulation currents are a thousand times stronger). It is used for pain relief (called MENS - microcurrent nerve stimulation) or healing (called MCR).
Microcurrent accelerates healing of inflammatory processes such as conjunctivitis, arthritis, arthrosis, etc. It reduces edema, useful for acute treatments of herniated discs, lumbago, sciatica, and other root symptoms. It speeds healing of injuries, wounds, muscle tears, etc.
Microcurrent promotes collagen production, aiding wound and scar healing; this has cosmetic applications, improving skin elasticity and wrinkle treatment.
Iontophoresis is useful for treating joint inflammations and sports injuries. It enables delivery of a drug dissolved in water and electrically charged through the skin directly to the affected area, bypassing the digestive system. For example, orally taken medicine for ankle injuries reaches the entire body with minimal amounts at the ankle. Iontophoresis helps deliver more medication to the ankle and less to other parts.
Electrotherapy treatments (TENS, EMS, MENS, FES, ETS, CES, microcurrent, iontophoresis, denervated, selective current, Kotz, interferential, etc.) are safe and free of side effects.
There are very few conditions that are contraindications.
Current stance: electrotherapy is FORBIDDEN for patients with pacemakers or implanted defibrillators. Other conditions are not exclusion criteria; the benefits and risks must be weighed by the treating physician.
If you are uncertain about applicability, read Dr. Zsolt Zátrok's article on the "Lifelong Healthy" blog. Click here.
Common belief holds that electrotherapy devices cannot be used with metal implants, prostheses, bone plates, or screws. This is outdated. Read Dr. Zátrok Zsolt's article on the relationship between implants and electric treatment. Click here.
Operating Conditions
TENS and EMS current characteristics
Microcurrent
Iontophoresis
Adjustable treatment time