How to place electrodes when using Infrex Plus combination tens / interferential therapy for foot, ankle or lower leg pain. Also describes how pain is felt in foot often after the foot was amputated as occurs in “phantom limb pain”. More videos on site, www.medfaxxinc.com Help for diabetic neuropathy using the Infrex Plus for pain and better circulation as well as pain reduction. Interferential therapy provides carryover, residual pain relief thus requiring fewer treatments. The Infrex Plus has an interferential treatment mode for long term carryover pain relief and a tens machine mode for immediate relief when can not plug Infrex unit into wall outlet.

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The Infrex Plus is a combination tens and interferential mobile home unit that is used for chronic pain conditions such as low back pain, rsd, arthritis pain, leg pain and neck pain, and provides carryover pain relief between treatments.

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Infrex Plus in interferential mode treatment is an excellent alternative to knee pain medication. Infrex unit creates an electronic soup in painful area. Bob Johnson shows proper electrode placement for best results for knee pain using the Infrex Plus unit on Interferential mode.

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Video at painreliefmachine.com Interferential therapy provides long term carryover pain relief prolonging the interferential treatment’s effectiveness. The Infrex Plus provides tens and interferential in one pain machine but most patients use interferential mode due to the prolonged pain… … “disc pain video” “herniated disc video” “chronic pain video” “sciatic leg pain video” “TMJ video” “surgical pain treatment” “back pain treatment video”

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How to place electrodes when using Infrex Plus combination tens / interferential therapy for foot, ankle or lower leg pain. Help for diabetic neuropathy using the Infrex Plus for pain and better circulation.

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