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a skin disease such as porphyria, polymorphic light eruption,
chronic actinic dermatitis, actinic prurigo or solar urticaria that
causes photosensitivity
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infections, eczema, unhealed tattoos, burns, inflammations (e.g. of hair
follicles), lacerations, abrasions, herpes simplex, psoriasis, wounds or
lesions and haematomas in the treatment area
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allergy to the surface materials of the BlueTouch Pain Relief Patch
(polyurethane for the skin contact surface and polyester for the surface
that does not touch the skin) or to the polyester of the straps
Reactions and side effects
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It is normal for the skin to become a little red during treatment.
The cause of this skin redness is the increased blood circulation due
to the warmth of the BlueTouch Pain Relief Patch. This skin redness is
harmless and fades after the treatment has ended.
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You may sometimes notice tanning after treatment. The cause of this
tan is the exposure to light - a similar effect to that caused by sunlight
- or to warmth. This effect is harmless and fades away by itself after a
number of weeks and sometimes a few months. Postpone treatment
until the tan has disappeared. To prevent tanning, resume treatment
in a lower mode and avoid excessive pressure on the BlueTouch Pain
Relief Patch during treatment, for example by sitting or lying on it or by
leaning heavily against it.
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Blue light may discolour tattoos in the treatment area.
Important safety information
Warning
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The purpose of the BlueTouch Pain Relief Patch is to treat back pain.
Do not use it for any other purpose.
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This is a medical device. Keep the device out of the reach of children.
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Read this user manual carefully and always adhere to the treatment
and installation instructions.
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Do not use the device on children or babies because of their
immature skin.
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Adults with reduced sensory or mental capabilities must not use this
device, as they may not be able to use it according to the instructions
in this user manual.
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The BlueTouch Pain Relief Patch is not suitable for continuous use.
Always adhere to the treatment schedule in chapter 'Treatment schedule
and treatment modes'. Do not treat more often than twice a day.
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If treatment becomes uncomfortable, switch to a lower treatment
mode. If treatment is still uncomfortable in low mode, switch off the
BlueTouch Pain Relief Patch and stop using it.
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Do not stare into the light emitted by the BlueTouch Pain Relief Patch
during operation, as this may lead to eye irritation or eye damage.
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Do not leave the BlueTouch Pain Relief Patch unattended when it is
on, as this may cause eye irritation or eye damage when other people
stare into the light emitted by the device.
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Do not apply any creams or lotions to the skin before treatment,
as this may lead to skin irritation.
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