1. What is the difference between a lumbar spine therapy instrument and a lumbar spine massager
Lumbar spine health needs to pay attention to waist care, lumbar spine therapy instrument and lumbar spine massager are two commonly used waist care instruments, so what’s the difference between them?
1. The lumbar spine treatment instrument is a medical device, and the lumbar spine massager is a health care device.
2. The lumbar spine massager mainly uses natural traction, electrotherapy, magnetic therapy, far-infrared hyperthermia and other methods to protect the lumbar spine and relieve lumbar spine pain; the principle of the lumbar spine massager is relatively simple, mainly through The massage method can effectively prevent the physiological curvature of the lumbar spine from moving down, reduce the strain of the lumbar muscles, and prevent the herniation of the lumbar intervertebral disc.
3. In terms of use, the lumbar spine massager can be used for a long time under the condition of paying attention to the use time and frequency of use; excessive use of the lumbar spine massager will cause compression and damage to the lumbar spine.
4. In terms of price, the market price of the lumbar spine therapy instrument is higher than that of the lumbar spine massager.
Second, can lumbar spine massager treat lumbar spondylosis?
No.
The lumbar spine massager is researched and designed by combining ergonomic mechanics and the principles of Chinese medicine meridian. It plays a certain role in preventing lumbar vertebral diseases; however, for patients with mild lumbar spondylosis, the lumbar spine massager cannot relieve the condition of lumbar spondylosis. If you need to treat lumbar spine diseases at home, it is better to use a lumbar spine therapy device.
3. Who is the lumbar massage apparatus suitable for
1. People who sit for a long time, such as urban white-collar workers, drivers, drivers, students, etc., prevent Lumbar muscle strain.
2. People with kidney deficiency or low back pain and lumbar muscle strain due to kidney deficiency.
3. People who often use the waist and need to prevent lumbar disc herniation.
4. Middle-aged and elderly people and those with poor blood circulation.
