DR-HO'S ® Pain Therapy system Pro combines TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation), Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) and Pulse Massage to help stimulate nerves and muscles. It is designed to temporarily reduce and relive muscle tension, pain, and stiffness.

DR-HO'S Pain Therapy System Modes DR-HO'S TENS devices have a variety of modules that create different sensations. If you are unsure how to use a TENS machine, start with understanding the unit's modes.

For most people, TENS is a safe treatment with no side effects. Some people may be allergic to the pads and their skin may become red and irritated. Speak to your GP, physiotherapist or pharmacist if you have concerns.

If you suffer with any painful or health conditions, you should consult with your doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment. DR-HO'S Pain Therapy System is safe for use for diabetics, people on medication, and to use after metal knee or hip replacement.

Do not use TENS on:

• Open wounds or rashes.
• Swollen, red, infected, or inflamed skin.
• Cancerous lesions, or close to them.
• Skin that does not have normal sensation (feeling)
• Any part of your head or face.
• Any part of your throat.
• Both sides of the chest or trunk at the same time.
• Directly on your backbone.

TENS doesn't work for everybody. It can be uncomfortable but shouldn't be painful. You may experience skin irritation where the electrodes are stuck on. TENS can't be used in the bath or shower.

Side effects from TENS range from uncomfortable buzzing, to skin irritations, to spasms and possible injury. TENS is not recommended for people who are pregnant or have epilepsy, heart problems, or wear a pacemaker or other metal implants.

You shouldn't use a TENS unit if you're pregnant or if you have:

• An implantable device like a pacemaker.
• Cancer.
• Epilepsy.
• Deep vein thrombosis (DVT).
• Bleeding disorders.
• Heart disease.

For most people, TENS is a safe treatment with no side effects. Some people may be allergic to the pads and their skin may become red and irritated. Speak to your GP, physiotherapist or pharmacist if you have concerns.

TENS doesn't work for everybody. It can be uncomfortable but shouldn't be painful. You may experience skin irritation where the electrodes are stuck on. TENS can't be used in the bath or shower.

Do not use TENS on:

• Open wounds or rashes.
• Swollen, red, infected, or inflamed skin.
• Cancerous lesions, or close to them.
• Skin that does not have normal sensation (feeling)
• Any part of your head or face.
• Any part of your throat.
• Both sides of the chest or trunk at the same time.
• Directly on your backbone.

There appear to be very few risks relating to electrical muscle stimulation. The most common include tissue burns and skin irritation. However, additional complications can occur if the placement of the electrodes is too close to a transdermal drug patch.