 Posted: Fri Jul 19, 2013 8:34 am Post subject: |
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| During the treatment ,the body resistance varies, this can cause a lowering of the current. A stinging sensation is a sign that the current or the pulse width is too high. |
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| Posted: Thu Jul 18, 2013 10:53 pm Post subject: |
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| I just finished the 8th treatment and have been using a P-90, 45 volts, 15 mins, for my hands and noticed that during the past two treatments my left ring finger fingertip starts getting a stinging sensation a couple mins into the treatment and there was a small bump that occurred just after but went away within an hour or so. I also noticed that while I had the machine set to 45 volts, it decreased down to 44 volts during that particular treatment. Why is this? All and all, I think this is starting to work for me. During the day my hands have at least a 50% decrease in sweat and they are also visually dry which must mean it's doing something, right? |
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| Posted: Mon Jul 15, 2013 10:54 pm Post subject: |
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| Posted: Fri Jul 12, 2013 6:27 am Post subject: Just starting treatment |
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| I just finished up my third consecutive day of treatment for my hands using the Hidrex PSP1000 machine. For the first treatment I went with the standard setting of P-90, 20v for 15 minutes and didn't really notice much tingling at all so I bumped it up to 25v and finished the 15 min treatment. The second day I went with a setting of P-90, 30v for 15 min and still not too much tingling. For the third treatment I decided to bump it up even more and went with P-90, 35v for 15 minutes and noticed slightly more tingling but I could definitely handle more. Am I on the right track as far as the settings go or should I try something else? Do you want to increase the voltage until it become slightly uncomfortable? Thanks, Ben |
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