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Neck Traction Device vs Neck Massager for neck pain relief by necktraction Posted Wed 29 Sep 2010 11:12am in the market is the over-the-door-traction device. It involves weights and messy water bags that have to be suspended from the wall or the back of doors and the traction is applied..., you can find more easy to use neck traction devices. Some will cost several thousand dollers. But I have found an affordable home neck traction device. It's an inflatable neck Read on »

Such Variety of Neck Traction Devices... by Nav J. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 24 Sep 2010 1:59pm Truly, the key to neck traction is to restore the neck curve not just stretch the neck. I like easy things to use like using the traction pillow at night and using something like the neck orthotic whenever you can. The pronex and posture pump worked fantastic when I was really working to restore my curve, now for maintenance I use the neck Read on »

True Neck Traction with the Pronex Pneumatic traction unit by Nav J. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 30 Sep 2008 1:14am REAL NECK TRACTION – USING THE PRONEX PNEUMATIC TRACTION DEVICE- UNDERSTANDING NECK TRACTION To start there are 2 kinds of neck traction. One that essentially just... without any pressure). Having the normal neck curvature helps keep pressure of the nerves long term. This way pain goes away and stays away. The Pronex neck traction device Read on »

True Neck Traction with the Pronex Pneumatic traction unit by Nav J. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 22 Sep 2008 10:13am REAL NECK TRACTION – USING THE PRONEX PNEUMATIC TRACTION DEVICE- UNDERSTANDING NECK TRACTION To start there are 2 kinds of neck traction. One that essentially just... device is the top of the line real neck traction to restore the neck curvature and help get rid of neck pain and other unwanted symptoms of pressure on your neck nerves. The vast Read on »

True Neck Traction - The Right Kind Of Neck Traction For Long Term Pain Relief by Nav J. Patient Expert

Posted Sat 23 Aug 2008 10:26pm traction device creates an even distraction in the anterior and posterior cervical discs while supporting the cervical curve. It is a lightweight, simple to use, pneumatic device... Many people get traction at a therapist’s office or do home traction. One kind of traction is where the neck basically only gets stretched. The other is where you get Read on »

How to Use the Traction Side of the Cervical Linear Traction Neck Pillow for maximum pain relief and the better sleep by Nav J. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 06 Mar 2009 2:40pm Arc 4 Life’s cervical linear traction neck pillow is different from the regular neck pillows you can buy in your local store or online. If you suffer from arthritis..., then you may been recommended to try neck traction. Basically this is a stretching of the cervical muscles which can put the curve back into the cervical spine over time. You may Read on »

One Solution for Neck Pain - Traction by Nav J. Patient Expert

Posted Sat 20 Feb 2010 12:00am spine. There are a few ways to do this, the first being a traction unit, like the pronex or posture pump. These devices do a great job and are so easy to use- lay back on it, Velcro a strap and pump it up. The pronex is the Cadillac of traction units and is a little more expensive, but the posture pump is a great traction device also. You can also buy Read on »

Home Neck Traction: The secret to ending your neck pain fast and effectively by Nav J. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 11 Sep 2008 2:07am the pronex from its bag. Remove the headstrap from the traction device. Make sure you have removed your earings and necklaces before starting. If you have long hair pull it back... traction device uses a simple pneumatic bulb to inflate the bellows. Turn the valve clockwise to increase traction (this closes the airway) and turn counter clockwise to decrease Read on »

A Deeper Look at Cervical Neck Traction Systems by Nav J. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 12 Sep 2008 3:20am Traction Posture Pump carefully lifts and separates the neck and back joints in a unique way. Traction, hanging devices, massage units, vibrators, special pillows and regular... to using any neck traction device Read on »

Is Nonsurgical Spinal Decompression just expensive traction? by Dr. Eben Davis Doctor of Chiropracty

Posted Wed 04 Aug 2010 12:00am devices...there is a big difference. So what is the difference between non surgical spinal decompression and traction? Well lets start with the similarities first. Both spinal decompression machines and traction machines pull on either the lumbar spine or the cervical spine. And both require some sort of a harness device to connect you to the machine Read on »