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clio
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 Posted: Tue Mar 23, 2010 5:01 pm Post subject: What setting for Idromed DC |
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I've just purchased a new Idromed 5 DC machine and unsure what setting to use. At the moment I'm treating my feet and hands separately. I am able to tolerate 15mA for my feet and 7mA for my hands, but I am getting a feeling of burning in my toes.
I'm assuming that this is because the setting is too high, but I'm under the impression that I need it at least this high to get a result. I've only used 3 times so far. |
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I think you should lower the current. You will get used to the current so normally you can increase it by and by. A pulsed machien would have lead you to 25 mA from the beginning, i dont know if you will be able to achieve this settings with the machine you have now, but you īll see.
Even for hands we recommend Pulsed iontophoresis machines.
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