Urgo Patch Rechargeable Electrotherapy

Urgo Patch Rechargeable Electrotherapy

Adhesive gel refills for electrotherapy patch (not included), specially adapted to the pre-programmed electrotherapy patch URGO.

Urgo Patch Rechargeable Electrotherapy can relieve muscle pain (lumbago, back pain), joint , neuralgic (sciatica) and traumatic tendon .

These patches thus allow a non-medicated multi-pain solution and without side effects.

Description of Urgo Patch Rechargeable Electrotherapy

The electrotherapy will diffuse a weak low voltage electrical current to block the transmission of pain on nerve fibers from the pain area to the spinal cord and brain. By blocking the transmission of pain, the patch will release endorphins, which are pain-killing molecules, by naturally eliminating pain .

Practical for a smooth use without discomfort, the patch allows to adjust the intensity of the electrotherapy easily.

Its soft and soft material allows an easy pose on the painful area and a comfortable use .

The URGO Electrotherapy Patch can be used up to 60 times.

Advice for use and dosage

Read the instructions for replacing the adhesive gel and how to apply the gel.
1 adhesive gel allows about 20 uses.
Adults from 16 years old.

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Precaution of use

Keep out of reach of children.

Introducing Urgo Patch Rechargeable Electrotherapy

Urgo comes in a box containing 3 refills of adhesive gel.

Our advice and expert advice in pharmacy

Back pain (commonly known as "back pain") is a very common pain that can be located at different heights of the spine. Cervicalgia is used for neck pain, lumbar low back pain, and so on. Whatever the localization, these pains can have several origins: osteo-articular, muscular or nervous.

It is possible to use anti-inflammatory and anti-demineralizing plants.

• Harpagophytum: it is a plant traditionally known for its anti-inflammatory and analgesic action and it is traditionally used in the symptomatic treatment of minor joint pains, whether rheumatic, osteoarthritic or traumatic. Do not use during pregnancy.
• Meadowsweet: this plant is still called "plant aspirin" and has an anti-inflammatory background.
• Cassis: blackcurrant leaves are rich in flavonoids with anti-inflammatory action and coupled with a diuretic action that promotes the elimination of waste from the body.