Traction Units
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Traction devices are designed to be easy to use, stretching out parts of your body to help relieve uncomfortable pain, tension, and stress. There are a variety of units available for different purposes, but some of the most popular are neck traction devices and lumbar traction devices. These easy to operate devices are used by physiotherapists and other healthcare professionals to enhance physical therapy. Looking for a neck traction device in Ireland? You’ll find everything you need here on Physiosupplies. How do you use traction devices? A traction splint, also known as a traction device or a traction unit, is used to stretch out injured areas in order to release stress, tension, and pain. Often used in combination with physical therapy, it is a popular method to help with compressed or pinched nerves, herniated discs, stiff necks and lumbar pain. Many of the popular traction devices are designed to be used on doors. This makes them easy to use and extremely versatile, as you will need no tools to install them. One of the best choices for this is the 66fit Over Door Neck Traction Unit , which comes with everything you need to get started. Here at Physiosupplies, we are proud to be 100% Irish owned. Our team of dedicated professionals are on hand to answer your questions, so whether you are looking for the right equipment for your physiotherapy needs or you want advice on how best to use equipment, we are here to help. Contact us today for honest advice. FAQs What is a traction unit? A traction unit is a device used to stretch out an area of the body, such as the spine or the muscles in the neck, to help relieve pressure. In turn, this can reduce the amount of pain the patient is feeling. The stretching of the area will create space, releasing tension and helping muscles to relax. How do traction devices work? Traction devices help to create space between the vertebrae. This is essential for spinal pain and neck pain, as the space will relieve compression and stres