BEE CURE B-Cure Laser Instructions
- October 30, 2023
- BEE CURE
Table of Contents
- Treatment Dosages
- Recommended Treatment Points
- Clinical Areas and Treatment Applications
- Neck
- Upper back
- Lower back
- Shoulder
- Tennis elbow
- Wrist/Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Finger joints
- Hip joint
- Knees
- Heel spur
- Toe joints
- Achilles tendon inflammation
- Instructions for improved results
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
**Treatment instructions for common conditions
B-CURE®- LASER
Medical device with the dual effect
Stop the pain & Heal its source
 Proven efficacy in pain reduction
Easy to use, 6 minutes, twice a day
Safe for everyday
home use
**
Treatment Dosages
Treating acute pain
When treating pain resulting from a fresh injury or burn, we recommend that
you treat the injured area as close as possible to the moment of injury. Treat
the injured area for 6 minutes, 10 times consecutively, with 5 minute breaks
between treatments.
When treating acute pain, you may start with 6-8 minute sessions, from the
first treatment.
It is important to position the laser treatment directly on the skin, not
through clothes or bandages.
When treating an open wound, the laser should be held as close to the wound as
possible, without directly touching it.
Even if you feel immediate improvement or relief, we recommend continuing
treatment until your injury has completely healed.
Treating chronic pain
In any condition that has been present for over a month, the pain is
considered chronic with a high probability of inflammation. In these cases, it
is recommended to restrict treatment of the area initially to 1.5 minutes.
Then, increase the time by 30 seconds per treatment, per day, until the
recommended treatment time has been reached. Please check the Instructions For
Use booklet for the recommended dosages table.
2-4 treatments should consistently be carried out each day.
If an increase in pain level is experienced following treatment, it is a sign
that the body is responding to the treatment, and the desirable process of bio
– stimulation of the cells is occurring.
In this case, stop treatment for 24 hours; then restart it with a decreased
dosage time.
If no further pain increase is felt, gradually increase the treatment dosage
until the recommended dosage is reached.
Recommended Treatment Points
This booklet specifies the most common treatment points for B-Cure Laser. For other treatment points not described here, consult the Instructions for Use booklet.
Clinical Areas and Treatment Applications
(partial list):
Simultaneous treatment for pain relief, orthopedic conditions, wound
healing and reduction of swelling and inflammation.
Pain and injury of bones, tissue and orthopedic conditions
- Back pain: lower back, upper back, neck, and muscle pain
- Joints: knees, hips, shoulders, fingers, osteoarthritis
- Rheumatoid arthritis and/or chronic tendon inflammation
- Heel spurs and sprains
- Tennis elbow
- Achilles tendon inflammation
- Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS)
- Myofascial pain syndrome
Medical dermatology
- Wound healing
- Acne
- Fresh scars and burns
- Promotes improved and more esthetic healing of surgical incisions
- Herpes simplex
Neck
Treat the following locations:
a. Lengthwise, along the vertebra.
b. Treat each side of the neck – lengthwise, under the ear lobe, exactly at
the indentation behind the jaw.
Three (3) treatment points, for a total of 18-24 minutes during each treatment
session.
You may also treat two additional points close to the bottom of the neck and
toward the shoulders.
Treat 2-4 times a day.
Upper back
Treat the following locations:
a. Lengthwise, along the spine on every aching link.
b. On the right shoulder blade.
c. On the left shoulder blade.
Three (3) treatment points, for a total of 18-24 minutes during each treatment
session.
Treat 2-4 times a day.
Lower back
Treat the following locations:
a. Along the spine, lengthwise.
b. Find the sensitive or sore points on the buttocks and treat both sides.
Three (3) treatment points, for a total of 18-24 minutes during each treatment
session.
Treat 2-4 times a day.
Shoulder
Treat the following locations:
a. Around the shoulder joint.
b. On the upper arm.
6-8 minutes per 4.5 cm² area.
Treat 2-4 times a day.
Tennis elbow
Treat the following locations:
a. On the inside, widthwise, in the fold of the arm.
b. On the right side, lengthwise.
c. On the left side, lengthwise.
Three (3) treatment points, for a total of 18-24 minutes during each treatment
session.
Treat 2-4 times a day.
Wrist/Carpal tunnel syndrome
Treat the following locations:
a. On the inside, along the width of the joint – on the crease.
b. On the inside, perpendicular to the previous point, lengthwise.
c. Treat the length of the thumb, along the pad.
d. Along the wrist bone, at the base of the hand, below the thumb.
e. Exactly opposite to the previous point, below the “pinky” finger.
Three (3) treatment points, for a total of 18-24 minutes during each treatment
session.
Treat 2-4 times a day.
Finger joints
Treat the following locations:
a. On the right side of the finger, lengthwise.
b. On the left side of the finger, lengthwise.
c. Across the dividing line between finger and palm.
Treatment time depends on the number of fingers being treated.
Treat 2-4 times a day.
Hip joint
Treat the following locations:
a. On the joint, lengthwise.
b. On the joint, widthwise.
- Follow a straight line from the treated hip toward the knee and treat that area, widthwise, if it is sensitive.
Three (3) treatment points, for a total of 18-24 minutes during each treatment session.
Treat 2-4 times a day.
Knees
Treat the following locations:
a. On the back of the knee, along the inner fold.
b. On the left side of the knee, lengthwise.
c. On the right side of the knee, lengthwise.
Three (3) treatment points of 4.5 cm², for a total of 18-24 minutes during
each treatment session.
Treat 2-4 times a day.
You may also treat the front of the knee, under the kneecap.
Heel spur
Treat the following locations:
a. On the bottom of the foot, on the heel.
b. On the side of the foot, parallel to the arch.
c. On both sides of the heel, widthwise.
d. On the back of the heel, lengthwise.
Five (5) treatment points, 30-40 minutes during each treatment session.
Treat 2-4 times a day.
Toe joints
Treat the following locations:
a. Widthwise, across the bottom of the toes on the toe pads.
b. On the big toe, lengthwise.
c. On the small toe, lengthwise.
Three (3) treatment points, for a total of 18-24 minutes during each treatment
session.
Treat 2-4 times a day.
Achilles tendon inflammation
Treat the following locations:
a. On the top of the heel, lengthwise.
b. Above the point above, lengthwise.
c. On the right side of the ankle, lengthwise.
d. On the left side of the ankle, lengthwise.
Four (4) treatment points, 24-32 minutes during each treatment session.
Treat 2-4 times a day.
Instructions for improved results
Wounds, pressure sores, diabetic sores, ulcers and hard to heal wounds
For a fresh, open wound, treat the entire exposed area, 5-6 minutes per 4.5
cm². Take a five minute break, and then start a new 5-6 minute session.
Continue process for an hour, if possible.
In most cases this will significantly reduce the pain, and result in a higher
quality healing of the wound with less scarring.
After the first hour, continue to treat the wound for 6-8 minutes per 4.5 cm²
surface area, twice daily, until the wound has completely healed.
With chronic, hard to heal wounds and diabetic ulcers, very good results can
often be achieved with treatments of 8 minutes each, twice a day.
In chronic wounds it is not recommended to carry out more than two (2)
treatments per day, due to the need to clean and re-dress the wound after each
treatment.
Coverage of the treatment area:
If the treatment area is larger than 1 cm x 4.5 cm, repeat the treatment in
the areas adjacent to it, until the entire target area has been covered.
Do not move the device during treatment, but rather hold it stationary over
the area until the treatment time is complete.
The treatment may be repeated up to four (4) times a day, or more, if desired.
In cases of fresh injury or burn, you may perform immediate treatment up to 10
times a day!
It is important to perform consistent, daily treatments.
Do not stop the treatments before complete healing has been achieved.
B-Cure Laser
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457 Castle Peak Road, Tsuen Wan, N.T. Hong Kong.
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