Neck Traction Device for Neck Pain Relief and Relaxation

About this item

• ✅Cervical spine physical therapy: After 10 years of research and innovation, Alphay is committed to providing effective physical therapy for cervical spine problems. The new cervical spine tractor provides adjustable heights suitable for each stage according to different cervical spine problems. The mechanical arm supports the spine, fully opens the intervertebral space, and releases the compressed nerves. Cooperate with 8-column airbags to lock the spine to achieve curvature recovery.
• ✅Stretch neck muscles more evenly: Touch the electric air pump with your fingers to inflate at a constant speed, uniform traction helps better relieve intercervical compression and promote the spine align. You can also control the pressure of the back air-bladder easily. (Note: please use the included cable to charge the air pump.)
• ✅Small traction, big effect: The new cervical spine device is improved on the basis of traditional cervical spine fixation only, and realizes tightening - pushing up - fixing, three steps in one, maintaining and restoring the cervical spine. At the beginning of use, there will be pain and uncomfortable squeezing feeling. After performing neck exercises 2-3 times a day, each time for 10-20 minutes, the discomfort symptoms such as stiff shoulders and neck, dizziness, etc. will gradually disappear.
• ✅Easy Adjustment, Synchronized Traction: Neck Height: 3.2-4.7 inches, Neck Girth: 13.7-17.5 inches.The knobs on both sides are designed to achieve synchronous traction compared with traditional cervical traction.Rotate the knobs on both sides of the knob 180 degrees counterclockwise, and the jaw drag and air column will simultaneously push up the cervical spine while locking the cervical spine posture, realizing the recovery of the "c" curvature.
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• ✅ Relevant cervical symptoms (Not appropriate for TMJ issues):
• 1) The physician advises traction and stretching exercises for the cervical spine (Diagnosis of cervical spondylosis confirmed through MRI, X-ray, or CT scans).
• 2) Persistent pain due to compression in the cervical spine.
• 3) Tingling or numbness in the shoulders and arms.
• 4) Hearing sounds or experiencing dizziness when rotating your neck.
• 5) Traction may be applied to the cervical spine's condyles, but not fixed in place. Consult with your physician if you are uncertain about the feasibility of traction.