A portable electrical-stimulation device designed to assist elderly patients with dysphagia (difficulty swallowing). It is intended for use in rehabilitation after choking episodes, stroke, aphasia, facial paralysis or hemiplegia, under clinical guidance.
The trainer uses controlled electrical stimulation to activate muscles involved in swallowing, supporting muscle re-education and coordination. Treatment protocols and intensity should be determined by a therapist or physician.
When used as directed and under professional supervision it is generally safe. However, there are important contraindications (see next question). Always consult the patient's healthcare provider before use.
Do not use if the patient has a pacemaker or other implanted electrical device, unstable cardiac conditions, epilepsy, or active infection/open wounds in the treatment area. Use with caution during pregnancy. Always obtain clearance from a physician.
Yes, caregivers can operate it if they receive training and follow a clinician-prescribed protocol. Home use should only be started after professional instruction and ongoing clinical supervision.
Single package size: 20 x 20 x 20 cm. Single gross weight: 2.000 kg. Material: ABS. Color: white. The unit is designed to be portable.
The trainer typically uses adhesive electrode pads to deliver stimulation. Pads are consumables and should be replaced regularly. Check the product listing or package contents to see which accessories are included.
Power source and battery specifications vary by model. The product description indicates portability but does not list specific battery details—check the seller's product page or user manual for whether it is battery-powered, rechargeable, or uses an AC adapter.
Session length and frequency depend on the patient's condition and the therapist's plan. Typical clinical sessions range from 15–30 minutes once or twice daily, but follow the individualized protocol prescribed by a speech-language or rehabilitation therapist.
Turn off and disconnect electrodes before cleaning. Wipe the casing with a soft cloth dampened with mild detergent or disinfectant. Do not immerse the device in water. Replace electrode pads per manufacturer guidance and store unit in a dry, cool place.
Electrical stimulation is used in some dysphagia rehabilitation programs and has supporting research for certain patient groups, but outcomes vary. Discuss evidence and expected benefits with a treating clinician and request any available product-specific studies from the manufacturer.
Yes — the product listing indicates samples are available. Contact the seller or distributor to request a sample and to learn about any terms or qualification requirements.
Certification information (CE, FDA, ISO, etc.) is not provided in the basic description. Ask the seller for documentation of regulatory approvals and quality certificates relevant to your country before purchase.
Warranty and after-sales support details are not specified here. Check the product listing or contact the vendor directly to confirm warranty period, return policy and available technical/clinical support.
Purchase through the manufacturer, authorized distributors or the seller's sales channels. For training, request clinical training resources or referrals to a speech-language pathologist or rehabilitation therapist who can provide hands-on instruction and a treatment plan.
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