Seated lumbar traction and disc massage equipment

Abstract

A seated lumbar traction and intervertebral disc massage device includes a seat, a traction unit, a lifting unit, and a vibration unit. The seat includes a tripod, a seat, a fixing piece for fixing the user's buttocks, and a cushion arranged on the seat. The traction unit is connected to the seat and includes a moving plate located above the seat and capable of moving up and down relative to the seat, and a restraint set on the moving plate, the moving plate can be used by the user The back leans against, and the binding member is used to fix the user's upper back to the moving board. The lift unit is connected to the traction unit and is used to drive the moving plate upward and away from the seat, so as to stretch the user's lumbar spine. The vibrating unit is arranged inside the cushion and is used to vibrate the top of the cushion up and down. However, the present invention occupies less space and can pull the vertebrae, intervertebral discs and intervertebral muscles of the waist, and can slightly press the intervertebral discs to achieve massage after the vertebrae are pulled apart.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a waist rehabilitation device, in particular to a sitting type lumbar traction and intervertebral disc massage device. Background technique [0002] Nowadays, for patients with sciatic nerve compression due to bone spurs or herniated discs, therapists often use mechanical assisted lumbar traction to stretch the spine at the waist to restore the space between the vertebrae and the intervertebral disc between the vertebrae, thereby relieving the compressed nerves. However, the general lumbar traction equipment is a lying bed type with traction machines at the head and tail. The equipment is huge and complicated to operate. It not only takes up space in hospitals and clinics, but also is not suitable for users to purchase and use at home. The equipment of intervertebral disc massage function also lacks the equipment that can combine lumbar motion while traction. Contents of the invention [0003] The purpose of the present inve...

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Problems solved by technology

However, the general lumbar traction equipment is a lying bed type with traction machines at the head and tail. The equipment is huge and complicated to operate. It not only takes up space in hospitals and clinics, but also is not suitable for users to purchase and use at home. There is a lack of equipment that can massage the intervertebral disc, and there is also a lack of equipment that can incorporate lumbar movement while traction

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