Air Neck TractionA simple to use traction device for neck pain relief. |
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If you answer yes to any of the conditions below, it is quite probable that you may be able to use Air Neck Traction to help.
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Use Air Neck Traction at home, work or travel to relieve neck pain anytime!Neck pain is a public health problem and a common source of disability in the general population. Due to the growing disability burden and compensation costs associated with neck pain related to automobile accidents and occupational injuries, there has been a constant increase in attention paid to neck pain and a growing interest in our Air Neck Traction. Literature suggests that the prevalence of neck pain increases with age and is more common in women. Studies suggest that 71% will have neck pain in our lifetime and up to 34% experience neck pain annually. Additionally, these findings indicate that neck pain is more prevalent in those performing repetitive, static (sedentary) work or physically demanding work, those with previous neck trauma, and among those with associated conditions such as depression, low back pain and headaches.
Can Air Neck Traction Help? With the changing environment of health care and greater responsibility on the part of the individual, we feel the Air Neck Traction may help reduce pharmacy bills, minimize lost workdays, and may even increase the effectiveness of ongoing office visits and physical therapy. Air Neck Traction is an FDA registered device that is intended for the patient who is independent, capable of using good judgement, and who needs "fast" results when their symptoms exacerbate. It is highly portable, easily used and often very effective in almost immediate reduction in muscle tension-related discomfort. |
Air Neck Traction and the information presented on this site are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. If you have neck pain, you should consult a health care provider for examination, diagnosis and treatment or therapy recommendations. |