TENS application for calf pain
Calf pain can be felt with every step, as well as at rest or at night. The causes are quite diverse, from a torn ligament to tension in the calf muscles to sore muscles after jogging or walking. With a TENS device, you can easily relieve calf pain from home. In our blog post we have also put together more tips and tricks for calf pain.
A TENS device transmits electrical impulses to our body via electrodes on the skin. In addition to promoting blood circulation[1], this has two effects on pain relief. On the one hand, the impulses from the electrical stimulation device block the transmission of pain from the calf to the brain. As a result, the calf pain can be felt only slightly or not at all. In addition, treatment with TENS can stimulate the body to release endorphins[2], which are painkilling substances in our body.
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This guide is for orientation purposes and does not replace the supervision of a doctor or therapist. Please follow the warnings and safety instructions of your device. Changes and errors are possible.
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Number inside the circle: Channel number
Circle color: Red = Electrode 1, Black = Electrode 2
The recommended programs for axion TENS devices
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STIM-PRO T400
P01, P09 and/or P12
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Please note when using TENS:
The intensity should be adjusted so that it is felt as a pleasant tingling sensation. The duration of the application should be approx. 40 minutes in order to be able to achieve a lasting reduction in pain. It also makes sense to switch programs every now and then.
Video tutorial for TENS application for calf pain
The advantages of pain treatment with TENS
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From everywhere
You can use TENS therapy anywhere. It doesn't matter whether you're sitting comfortably on the sofa or in the office.
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Drug free
TENS pain therapy is an alternative to drug pain treatment
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At any time
You can use TENS flexibly and at any time. Success can already be achieved after the first treatment
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Free of side effects
When used correctly, pain treatment with TENS has practically no side effects
Studies and scientific sources