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A. Yes. The equipment must not be used by people with epilepsy or by patients fitted with a heart pacemaker. E-Stim should never be applied to the abdomens of pregnant women or to anyone suffering from a hernia or rupture. In addition, electrodes must never be applied to the head or to the area around the heart.
