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Description
Product: Crutches TE-1030
Description:
Crutches TE-1030 are a medical mobility device designed to assist individuals who have difficulty walking or have sustained an injury to their lower extremities. They are made of lightweight, sturdy materials such as aluminum and are adjustable to fit a range of body heights. The top of the crutch fits under the arm and the bottom is fitted with a rubber tip to provide traction and stability.
Indications:
Crutches TE-1030 are typically used for individuals who have a temporary or permanent lower extremity injury or disability that impedes their ability to walk. Common indications for crutch use include, but are not limited to, sprains, fractures, amputations, surgeries, and arthritis.
Contraindications:
Crutches TE-1030 should not be used by individuals who are unable to support their own weight on their upper extremities or those who have a condition that affects their balance or coordination. In addition, individuals with severe respiratory problems should avoid using crutches as the increased physical effort required may exacerbate their symptoms.
Warnings:
1. Improper use of crutches can result in falls, injury, or further damage to the lower extremities.
2. It is important to adjust the crutches properly to the individual user’s height and to wear appropriate footwear to prevent slips and falls.
3. Use of crutches may require the assistance of a trained professional to ensure proper use and minimize the risk of injury.
Side Effects:
Common side effects associated with the use of crutches include discomfort, soreness, and fatigue in the arms, shoulders, and underarms. These side effects are typically temporary and can be minimized by proper use and adjustment of the crutches. In rare cases, complications such as nerve damage or skin irritation may occur. Users should consult with a healthcare provider if any unexpected symptoms occur.
