Transcutaneous electrical stimulation treatment of headache
OwnerMichael Sasha Johninventor
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A neurostimulation treatment method for decreasing an unwanted symptom of a person's headache. A set of transcutaneous electrodes are positioned to be in contact to the skin surface of the person's body. A computer processor controls an electrical signal generator based upon a stimulation protocol designed to treat the unwanted symptom of the headache and generates a modulated stimulation signal. The signal generator is controlled to generate a modulated stimulation signal as a high frequency carrier signal having a roving high in a first high frequency range between 80 Hz and 200 Hz. The high frequency is adjusted to rove between a first roving frequence and a second roving frequency according to the stimulation protocol to transmit the modulated stimulation signal to the transcutaneous electrodes which transmit the modulated stimulation signal for treatment of the person.
A neurostimulation treatment method for providing treatment of a headache disorder of a person comprising:
A neurostimulation treatment method for providing treatment of a headache disorder of a person comprising:
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