Generally, the electrodes are placed on the hands and feet, except when the pain is located in a specific area of ​​the body. In such a situation, the electrodes are located directly on the affected area. If the pain is in the region below the navel, the electrodes can be placed on the ankles or on the soles of the feet. CAUTION: When placing the electrodes in areas other than the hands and feet, it is essential to keep in mind that the skin may be more sensitive. This could cause burns if the intensity of the treatment is increased too much. To avoid this, it is necessary to ensure that the process is always comfortable, not excessively increase the intensity (try gradually in different sessions) and remove the device if burning or stinging is experienced, repositioning it in another area. When sitting, it is important to insulate your feet from the ground by wearing shoes, a plastic sheet, or a wooden plank. On the other hand, when lying down, there are no insulation problems with the ground, which makes this position the most recommended for comfort while using the equipment, especially considering that many programs are long-lasting. To address pain in very specific areas, you can choose to place one electrode in one hand and the other directly on the affected area, such as the hip, knee, back, among others.