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General Degenerative Conditions
General Description
Degenerative changes in the spine cause the loss of normal structure and/or function. Repeated strains, sprains, and overuse of the back cause a gradual degeneration of the discs of the spine. Most people experience some disc degeneration after age 40. A comprehensive back programme, combining physiotherapy, activity modification, pain management, and appropriate surgery when indicated, provides each individual with his or her best chance of recovery.
How BAXOLVE™ Can Help
Pain Gate Control: TENS programmes one and two will provide you with a comfortable tingling sensation. This masks the pain, providing you with immediate pain relief. This is recommended if you are experiencing severe, acute pain.
Endorphin Release: TENS programmes three and four use endorphin release. Endorphins are the human body’s own natural pain relieving hormones, released from the pituitary gland in the brain when pain is experienced. You will experience a comfortable tapping sensation. Endorphins remain circulating in the body after treatment has ceased providing residual pain relief. This makes it most appropriate if you are experiencing dull, aching, chronic back pain.
The BAXOLVE™ Belt: Works by supporting the spinal and abdominal muscles. Lumbar support when applied firmly and comfortably assists lower back pain by helping to restrict painful movements. This improves posture and positional awareness. The belt also provides warmth to the affected area by stimulating local circulation, generating a feeling of well-being.
BAXOLVE™ Optional Accessories
With the addition of the optional leads and pads you can use the BAXOLVE TENS unit on other areas where pain may be present such as Knees and other joints. Simply place the pads over the site of pain to activate immediate and ongoing pain relief from the programmes mentioned above.
This Combination: Two proven therapies, TENS and lumbar support, will provide you with breakthrough technology to combat your back pain.
