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Contraindications - Circulation Boosters |
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What is a Contraindication?
A condition which makes a particular treatment or use of a product inadvisable. DO NOT USE!
What is a Caution?
A condition where you should seek the opinion of your doctor, or where other precaution is necessary prior to use.
The Circulation Booster
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CONTRAINDICATION
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CAUTION
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- Do not use the Circulation Booster during the first trimester of pregnancy
- Do not apply electrode pads to the torso if you have a pacemaker
- Do not apply electrode pads or foot pads to damaged skin
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- Patients who are pregnant, or have epilepsy, heart disease, malignant tumours, implantable devices or recent surgery should seek medical advice before using the Circulation Booster
- Allow 2-6 weeks before treating sprains
- Allow 6 months before treating torn ligaments
- Overuse and settings that are too high may cause muscle fatigue
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The Mobile Circulation Booster
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CONTRAINDICATION
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CAUTION
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- Do not use during pregnancy
- Do not use if fitted with a pacemaker or automatic implanted cardiac defibrillator
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- It should not be used by epileptics except under medical supervision
- Dress broken skin (e.g. band aid) that comes in contact with applicator prior to use
- Avoid alcohol consumption prior or during use
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