Latest & Advanced Microcontrolled System

• Equipped with 125 versatile programs
• Multi-functional combination:
  • Ultrasonic Therapy
  • IFC (Interferential Current Therapy)
  • TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation)
  • EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation)
  • Faradic Current Therapy
  • Galvanic Current Therapy
  • Russian Stimulation
• 4 Independent Channels
• Ultrasonic & All types of currents can be used separately

Included Accessories:

• 1× Ultrasonic Probe
• 4× Rubber Electrodes
• 1× Pen Electrode
• 2× Sponges for Wet Stimulation
• 3× Straps for Pad Holding
• 1× Carry Bag

Superior Build & Performance:

• Durable Metal Body
• High-Quality Components
• Optimized Efficiency
• Highly Effective Therapy Solution

Uses of Combination Therapy

Combination therapy employs multiple treatments—often medications—to tackle a condition, maximizing efficacy, minimizing side effects, and slowing resistance development. It is widely applied in various medical fields, including medicine, oncology (cancer treatment), and infectious disease management.

Key Benefits & Applications

Enhanced Efficacy

• Combining drugs with different mechanisms of action can achieve a more significant therapeutic effect compared to using a single drug.

Reduced Side Effects

• Lower doses of individual medications can be used in combination, potentially minimizing adverse effects compared to high-dose monotherapy.

Slowing Resistance Development

• Multiple drugs with different targets make it harder for pathogens or cancer cells to develop resistance to all of them, increasing treatment effectiveness.

Synergistic Effects

• Some drug combinations work better together than individually, enhancing therapeutic outcomes.

Treatment of Diseases with High Resistance Potential

• HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and certain cancers rely on combination therapy due to the high risk of resistance development when using single-drug treatments.

Overcoming Multidrug Resistance

• Combination therapy is a crucial strategy for treating infections or cancers that have developed resistance to multiple drugs.

Other Medical Applications

• Mental health treatment: Combining medication with psychotherapy for improved results.
• Diabetes management: Using multiple approaches to regulate blood sugar effectively.
• Pain management: Combining analgesics or therapies for optimal relief.

Conclusion

Combination therapy is a versatile and effective approach that offers increased efficacy, reduced side effects, and resistance prevention, making it invaluable across various medical contexts.