IDEAL FOR:
Cervical facet syndrome. Gives the user relief from neck pain without the struggle of water bags.

FEATURES:
1. NO water weight bag needed.
2. Gives the user relief from neck pain without the struggle of water bags or heavy weights
3. Featuring a head halter with cupped chin design, crane scale & traction cord
4. Hook loop fastener for easy adjustment
5. The traction power is  patient-controlled with a dynamometer.

What is Traction?
Traction involves the application of a continuous force that elongates or stretches spine. This pulling force is used for treatment of musculoskeletal conditions. It may be applied to the arms, legs, neck, back or pelvis for treatment of fractures, dislocations, muscle spasms and other muscular disorders. Traction uses weights, counterweights and pulleys to provide a force that gradually stretches the spine to a normal position. Before doing traction, it is important to consult a doctor because certain factors such as age, weight and medical history make a difference.

Why Should I do Neck Traction? What is the Purpose of it?
Mainly for pain relief, neck traction has many purposes. It helps to mobilize the soft tissues and joints in the cervical spine, provides decompressive forces on a pinched nerve root and helps to reduce herniations in the disc. Traction is also an extremely effective means of realigning a cervical spinal dislocation and providing stabilization for these types of cervical spine injury.  Low weight cervical spinal traction may be beneficial in the early treatment of cervical radiculopathy caused by a disc herniation or a disc bulge. Finally, if you suffer from a lot of neck pain, have bad neck posture (such as forward head posture), or have been diagnosed with having a reversal of the cervical lordosis (aka military neck), doing a home traction protocol can be beneficial and effective to get the curve back in your neck.


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