What are the hazards of body-controlled electrotherapy?

With the continuous development of modern medicine, body-controlled electrotherapy is a relatively new instrument for treating physical diseases. It uses electrotherapy to dredge the meridians of the whole body. At the same time, it can also make the necrotic meridians of the body as smooth as possible. It can also prevent physical diseases and achieve the effect of preventing and treating diseases. Body-controlled electrotherapy is an instrument treatment and is harmless to the body.

What are the hazards of body-controlled electrotherapy?

Body-controlled electrotherapy device is a new type of medical instrument. It is based on the principles of Chinese medicine meridians and physiology, and uses appropriate amounts of electricity to apply various techniques to stimulate the meridians, allowing the electrical energy to be rapidly transmitted, instantly opening up the damaged and atrophied meridians of the human body, allowing the body's qi and blood to flow smoothly, and the body's immune function to be enhanced, thereby achieving the purpose of preventing and curing diseases. It is generally believed to be harmless. Because body-controlled electrotherapy uses bioelectricity, the waveform is a sine wave, which matches the bioelectric waveform carried by human cells and is harmless to the body.

1. Diagnostic examination

When the human body has pathological changes, a variety of chemical substances will be released at the site of tissue lesions. These substances have certain electrical conductors. As the electric field changes, the electrotherapists and patients will have different degrees of electrical reflexes. This provides us with the conditions and basis for advanced diagnosis of the disease. Many diseases are formed without people noticing them. Body-controlled electrotherapists can easily diagnose them clinically and deal with latent diseases in their infancy, making up for the shortcomings of modern medical diagnosis and no longer missing the best time for treatment.

2. Indications

Bone and joint diseases: frozen shoulder, cervical spondylosis, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, late fracture healing, femoral head necrosis, etc.

Soft tissue diseases: acute soft tissue sprain, adhesion, tenosynovitis, myofibrosis, etc.;

Respiratory system diseases: cold, runny nose, stuffy nose, sore throat, rhinitis, sinusitis, asthma, etc.;

Gynecological diseases: pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, endometritis, uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts, mastitis, breast hyperplasia, etc.;

Digestive system diseases: gastritis, enteritis, duodenal ulcer, gastroptosis, cholecystitis, gallstones, diarrhea, constipation, etc.;

Nervous system diseases: neuritis, sciatica, trigeminal neuralgia, facial paralysis, insomnia, menopausal syndrome, etc.;

Urinary system diseases: kidney stones, ureteral stones, urinary incontinence, impotence, etc.;

Others: varicose veins, high blood pressure, heart disease, toothache, myopia, facial wrinkle removal, face lifting, facial spot lightening, body shaping, weight loss, etc.

1) People with skin diseases: infectious skin diseases, purpura, pustules, acute suppurative inflammation, open wounds on the skin, etc.

2) Patients with bleeding tendency: bleeding from internal organs, bleeding from trauma, etc.

3) Serious heart disease, etc.

4) People with severe mental illness.

5) Metal materials installed in the body: heart bypass, stent, pacemaker, etc.

6) People who are allergic to electrolytes or highly nervous should use this method with caution.

7) Pregnant women are prohibited from using this method, and the elderly, young and weak should use it with caution.