Conductive Current Transmission
By establishing contact with the skin, the device transmits electrical signals (such as TENS, EMS, etc.) to deep tissues, thereby regulating nerve or muscle activity.
Regulation of Nerve Sensitivity
Through low-frequency pulse stimulation, the transmission of pain signals is blocked, alleviating acute or chronic pain (e.g., lower back pain, arthritis).
Muscle Stimulation
Improves muscle tone, relieves spasms or atrophy, and aids in sports rehabilitation and post-operative functional recovery.
Pain Relief
Effective for muscle strain, neuropathic pain (such as sciatica), post-operative pain, and similar conditions, providing significant short-term relief.
Improved Blood Circulation
Electrical stimulation dilates local blood vessels, accelerates the elimination of metabolic waste products, and helps reduce swelling or inflammation.
Rehabilitation Support
Assists in the recovery of limb function following a stroke, the repair of sports-related injuries, and the activation of muscles in patients requiring prolonged bed rest.
