Side effects of electrotherapy chair

Electrotherapy is a common way to treat diseases. Many people think that going to the hospital for electrotherapy is expensive and time-consuming, so they buy an electrotherapy chair at home. The electrotherapy chair can also play a certain massage effect when treating diseases. It can treat many diseases in our body. So what are the side effects of frequent use of electrotherapy chairs?

1. Staying in a static electric field for a long time can cause various diseases. Static electricity is harmful to the human body. If the human body is in a static electricity field for a long time, it will cause anxiety, headache, chest tightness, difficulty breathing, coughing, etc. In addition, static electricity can absorb a large amount of dust in the air, and the greater the charge, the more dust it absorbs.

2. People with batteries installed in their hearts should not sit. When the electricity passes through the heart, it will conduct electricity and cause sudden death. Also, during the process, you cannot hold conductive objects such as iron objects, and do not bring mobile phones or other items, because the battery in the mobile phone will become less and less.

Like any other treatment, ECT has its own set of side effects and complications. Common complications of modern modified electroconvulsive therapy are headache, nausea, vomiting and reversible memory loss. The incidence of memory loss is relatively high. Foreign studies have found that at least 1/3 of patients experienced significant memory decline after electrotherapy. However, it is generally believed that the effect of electroconvulsive therapy on memory is limited and usually only temporary. Clinically, these symptoms generally improve on their own after treatment and do not require any treatment.

In addition to the above-mentioned side effects, modern electrotherapy has many disadvantages. First of all, electroconvulsive therapy is relatively complicated to implement and has certain risks. It requires general anesthesia and oxygen inhalation, and it is difficult to carry out in grassroots hospitals. Secondly, since electroconvulsive therapy requires high technology and equipment, the cost of treatment is also high. Furthermore, like drug therapy, electroconvulsive therapy cannot be a permanent solution and requires maintenance treatment, otherwise the disease will relapse in many patients. Therefore, it is generally recommended to use medication or occasional electrotherapy as follow-up maintenance treatment within 6 months after electrotherapy.

Methods to prevent side effects of electrotherapy: Before electrotherapy, you must ensure good sleep quality, adequate nutrition and water absorption. Electrotherapy has an electrochemical effect on the human body, which is an ionization effect in physics. If there is not enough water and nutrition, long-term microcurrent electrotherapy of at least 1 hour will cause electrotherapy exhaustion. To eliminate the side effects of electrotherapy, the key is to take a proper rest during long-term electrotherapy. After 30 minutes of electrotherapy, you should rest for a while and replenish water. The time should be controlled within 2 hours. After the electrotherapy, you should replenish adequate nutrition. In this way, the symptoms will be eliminated, the person will not be exhausted, and the memory will not be affected.