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The full name of TENS is Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation, which is translated as “transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation”. It is used for neuropathic pain treatment. It uses an appropriate current to apply current to the skin through electrode pads connected to the skin. The nerve pain conduction function is inhibited, thereby stimulating the spinal cord or midbrain to release endogenous morphine to block the conduction of pain nerves, and through the stimulation of TCM meridians and acupoints, skeletal muscles can be relaxed, reducing attention to pain and alleviating pain situation, so it is mostly used to relieve pain. TENS is a drug-free, non-invasive therapy designed to reduce and relieve areas such as numbness in arms, legs, and feet, lower back and neck pain, and more by electrical nerve stimulation of the skin surface near the painful site, Healy and Spooky2 devices will use this accessory to restore your body to health.

Spooky2 and Healy contact mode are attached with TENS Pads which are the most popular and effective accessories. With TENS Pads, you can enjoy accurate, precise and comfortable frequency energy for localized health problems. They are also ideal for prolonged treatments and easy biofeedback scans via contact mode.

The TENS Pads Placement Position is really a personal choice, placing the pads on the left ankle and right wrist is a popular choice for the entire body, in this way the current can flow from one end of the body to the other, And provide energy coverage as much as possible.

If you have a known target area to address, the best location for the TENS Pads is to bisect the problem area. For the area above the shoulders, it is stated that TENS Pads should not be used directly, as you do not want to send electricity through the head, there is also the problem of resonating the area around the carotid artery, as it may lock the neck muscles and limit the flow to the brain blood. Best Place to Place TENS Pads Place the pads on the painful area. You should try to maintain a distance of at least 5 cm between electrodes.

• For spinal pain, place the pad on either side of the spine.
• For leg pain, place mats on the sides of your lower back.
• For arm pain, place a mat on the hand of the sore arm.

Where not to place TENS Pads:

• Never place pads on your eyes, over your heart, or over your shoulders.
• Avoid hairy areas, open wounds, and scarred skin areas.
• Never place the pad directly on your joints; this includes your elbows, knees, and ankles.
• The pads should never be used when wet and must be set aside to dry before starting to use the TENS Pads device.
• Never use a damaged pad, try to use a new pad before running another frequency program.