Cefar Easy Back Pain TENS

Treat back pain simply with CEFAR Easy Back Pain Relief TENS Machine Australia

Making Treating cervical, back and lumbar pain using TENS treatment Easy

TENS programs in the CEFAR EASY effectively relieve both acute and chronic pain in the back and neck.
The CEFAR EASY can be used anywhere – at home, at work.

• Four preset programs to choose from
• Pain Relief, Neck/Shoulder
• Pain Relief, Lower Back
• Massage, Neck/Shoulder
• Massage Lower Back

Cefar Easy has two analgesic stimulation modes: TENS Gate control and low-frequency relaxing massage stimulation
2-year warranty

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What is a TENS Machine?

TENS, Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation. TENS is an effective method offering Pain
Relief. TENS utilises the nervous system’s own pain relief mechanisms to ease both acute and
chronic pain.

When is a TENS Machine Uesed?

Good results are observed in acute and long-term pain conditions of many kinds, but above all
when the pain originates in joints, the skeleton, muscles, skin, viscera, or nervous system. In
some cases, TENS on its own may be sufficient, and in other cases it may provide a valuable
complement to other forms of treatment.

How Does a TENS Machine Work?

With the Pain Relief programs, impulses are sent through the nerves to block the pain impulses. Pain Relief is usually most efficient during stimulation, but the effect can also last after the program has finished. It also increases the circulation. The Massage programs increase the circulation and decrease the tension in the muscles.
The Pain Relief programs do not always treat the cause of pain. If the pain persists, seek medical advice.

When should I se a TENS Machine?

The programs in the CEFAR EASY can be used on any occasion when Pain Relief or Muscle Relaxation is needed. All the programs can be used as often as required. Every session should last
at least a minimum of 30 minutes up to several hours.

TENS should not be used by:

• women who are pregnant but not in labour.
• people with a pacemaker or other implanted heart device
• people with a cochlear implant
• people with epilepsy

Check with your doctor about using TENS for your type of pain.