Frequently Asked Questions - Beurer EM34 Mode D'emploi

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9. Frequently Asked Questions

When should I use this device?
Apply the cuff as soon as you feel pain in your knees/
elbows. If you begin using this device immediately, you
can alleviate or even avoid chronic pain. The earlier you
begin using the device, the higher the probability that pain
can be alleviated.
How often should I use the device?
Do not use the device on a particular area more than three
sessions per day, 30 minutes per session. Start the first
treatment at low intensity until you are familiar with the de-
vice. Stop treatment as soon as the pain has receded or
disappeared. If, after using the device, you experience pain
Stop treatment
and retighten/re-
position cuff
Stop treatment
and reinsert power
wire
Replace batteries
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due to overexertion, stop use for two days. If you experience
further pain due to overexertion, lower the intensity level
during subsequent uses and reduce the treatment time.
When should I stop using the device?
Stop using the device if you feel a stabbing pain during
stimulation. If you notice side-effects following use (skin
irritation, reddening and burning of the skin, headache, feel-
ing unwell), stop using the device. Stop using the device if
pain does not improve after several treatments, becomes
chronic or lasts for more than five days.
What type of pain should I use the device for?
The device works best to treat acute pain, meaning you can
easily determine precisely where the pain is located. Acute
pains are generally located in a specific area of the body and
occur for less than three months. Chronic pain can occur in
different parts of the body and over a period of six months
or more. The device is unable to assist with chronic pain
and you should consult a doctor instead.
This device cannot treat injuries or the source of pain. It is
intended only to provide short-term pain relief with the aim
of improving your day-to-day life.