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The function of cervical and lumbar traction bed


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2020-10-22

The bed surface of the lumbar traction bed can be adjusted into an arc shape. People lying on it can adjust naturally, change the neck and waist muscles, ligaments, fascia, joint capsule and soft tissues to help restore their natural shape.

The function of cervical and lumbar traction bed

1. The bed surface of the lumbar traction bed can be adjusted into an arc shape. People lying on it can adjust naturally, change the neck and waist muscles, ligaments, fascia, joint capsule and soft tissues to help restore their natural shape.

2. The vertebral traction bed uses traction theory and therapy to adjust the height of the arc, the size of the traction and stretching force, so that the whole body can be stretched synchronously. It can correct deformed spine, adjust oblique shoulders, advance waist, and treat and restore various necks. The role of lumbar spondylosis.

3. For patients with a relatively long course of disease, traction and adjustment of the curvature of the bed surface can lift the adhesion tissues, bent ligaments, and joint capsules, widen the spinal canal space, and open the narrow intervertebral foramen at the same time. Relieve or eliminate the compression and stimulation of nerve roots. Long-term use can relieve pain and restore.

4. Adolescence is the best period for growth and development. Because everyone’s physical condition is different, the body is also different. Using this traction bed for traction and stretching can promote heightening during the developmental period, so the use of cervical and lumbar traction bed can completely help the body to increase

5. Department of diseases: cervical and lumbar spine hyperostosis, intervertebral disc herniation, lumbar spondylolisthesis, spinal stenosis, muscle tissue injury, haemorrhoids and other treatments.

6. ​​Diseases: Stroke sequelae, sciatica, local numbness, gastritis, etc.

7. Diseases: chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, dysmenorrhea, endocrine disorders, etc.

8. Physical therapy: muscle pain caused by muscle strain, chronic tissue damage, rheumatoid arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis and other rheumatic diseases

9. Health conditioning: insomnia, dreaminess, fatigue, lack of energy, etc.

10. Health care: weight loss (in line with the World Health Organization’s "three no principles" of no shrinkage, no diarrhea, no fatigue) to eliminate fatigue, beautify skin, remove fat, improve immunity, and prolong life.