What Are cervical Spondylosis Devices?
Cervical traction is an alternative method of treating many common back problems. The most popular types of cervical traction devices are the Pillow Stretcher and cervical collar. A neck brace is also affixed to the patient's head and neck during therapy sessions. Afterward, with a portable counterweight or mechanical suspension attached to a pulley or mechanical ramp, the head is gently stretched away from the spine, relieving pressure on the discs and relieving neck and lower back pain. The primary goal of using cervical traction devices is to stretch out the soft tissue between the vertebrae. This stretching action is beneficial because it helps to keep the vertebrae aligned properly, which in turn, keeps the spine free from wear and tear. When the soft tissues between the vertebrae become overstretched, pressure is placed on the spinal discs. By stretching these discs, decompression takes place and flexibility is restored. Many chiropractors use cervical traction devices afte