An Educated Guess on How Interferential Therapy Provides Carryover Pain Relief
Since the introduction of the Infrex Plus combination Tens/Interferential unit, January 2009, we've been pleased to report that our experience has been patients can self treat as needed and go for longer and longer time periods, pain free. Those results from interferential treatment mode are what is called "carryover" or "residual" pain relief.
We think there are basically several biological reasons why we are seeing this occur -
- Ability to treat when pain present, and as often as needed, for as long as needed
- Prevention of reoccurrence of the "pain cycle" by self treatment options.
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Treating Urinary Stress Incontinency With Interferential Therapy In A Private Home Setting
For many years urologists and physical therapists have used electrical stimulation techniques to eliminate stress incontinence. A variety of electrodes, some internal, some external have been used with varying degrees of success. It appears the incidence of women being affected more than men may be due to the anatomy of the female created for child bearing which alters the control mechanisms to prevent incontinency.
True stress incontinence is a situation where a patient cannot maintain normal passive |
Video of one of the presentations on why chronic pain patients are treated differently than most patients and how it leads to frustration for all involved.
Part 1 - Explains why so many patients, health care professionals and insurance companies get frustrated |
Video on how hot or cold water can be a perfect electrode system for pain relief using the Infrex Plus for interferential treatment.
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This video shows how the AC adaptor, along with the ability to use batteries, makes the Infrex Plus combination interferential and tens unit perfect for reducing pain, accelerating injury, and for peaceful sleep. This is very well adapted to use by the U.S. Military and the Department of Defense. |
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