REDUCTION OF OEDEMA
Oedema is swelling caused by the build-up of fluid in a part of the body. It can usually affect the feet, ankles, and legs, although it can occur anywhere in the body. Using Ultratone Stimulation is thought to help reduce Oedema by a muscle pumping action that compresses adjacent soft enclosed venous and lymphatic vessels to increase the centripetal flow of their contents. (*24)
Image one: Very weak intensity, where only a mild tingling and slight pumping is felt. Continue with this application for 3 days or until the swelling and pain have been reduced. (*24) Image three: Very weak intensity, where only a mild tingling and slight pumping is felt. (*24)
POOR CIRCULATION
The use of mild, post electrical current has been proven to quickly increase local blood flows and therefore improving circulation with minimal limp movement. This is one of the most useful applications of Ultratone Biostimulation (*25). Ideally, an Ultratone unit should be applied every day for six weeks, or until the condition has improved. Afterward once a week, in order to maintain an even distribution of blood flow. (*26)
Check the cause of the reduced blood flow and ensure that Ultratone Biostimulation is appropriate. A Very low intensity where only a mild tingling is felt; there should be no muscle movement. (*26)