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Contraindications Wearing a pacemaker (may affect the normal function of the pacemaker and cause ventricular fibrillation) Heart failure and cachexia (due to severe illness, physical weakness, inability to withstand the therapeutic dose of intermediate frequency electrotherapy, and even worsening of the condition) Patients with bleeding prone diseases (medium frequency electrotherapy can cause local small vessel dilation, or improve blood circulation through emission mechanisms to induce or bleed) Patients with peripheral vascular diseases, thrombophlebitis (such as venous thrombosis, which may cause thrombus detachment) Patients who cannot provide sensory feedback to stimuli (such as infants, elderly people, and mental disorders) Patients with acute dermatitis, acute eczema, more severe heart disease, malignant tumors, tetanus, local skin damage, active pulmonary tuberculosis, coagulation dysfunction, local acute suppurative inflammation, spasmodic paralysis, metal implants, heart area, carotid sinus area, severe heart, liver, and kidney failure, lower abdomen of pregnant women, lumbar and sacral regions of pregnant women (excluding delivery pain relief products) Individuals who cannot tolerate current. Spasm period after cerebral vascular accident; Patients with severe cognitive impairment; Eye; Unclear consciousness, limb joint contracture deformity; Individuals with abnormal neural stressors.