Flamingo Leg Traction Brace Large
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Product Highlights
- A part of leg traction kit.
- Beneficial for traction in femoral injuries.
- Ideal for weak skin.
- Provides below knee traction after injury / surgery.
- Common for left and right leg.
- Available in 5 different sizes
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MRP: 595.00
- Description
Description
- Leg traction brace designed to support traction in the following conditions: after femoral injuries, synovitis of hip and knee.
- Made of quality fabric with Velcro to ensure easy and convenient application of traction.
- Provides immobilization of septic joints after hip surgery / injury.
- Can relieve muscle spasm, pain and swelling.
- Velcro straps can be adjusted to provide right amount of comfort and grip for traction.
Directions of Use
- Wrap the traction brace around your leg (below knee) and fasten with the Velcro.
- Connect the brace to the pully with recommended weight on the other side
Safety Information
- Hand wash with mild detergent and water.
- To be strictly used as per medical advice.
- Weight should not exceed the recommended Kg.
- Keep out of reach of children.
FAQ
Leg traction is used to immobilize the fractures of femur region.
Traction is made with an aim of stabilizing or realigning fractures in case of broken bones and helps to reduce pain before surgery.
No. Leg traction does not cause any pain. If you are experiencing any pain during the application of traction, check the hanged weight whether it is placed as recommended and contact your doctor
Flamingo leg traction brace is available in 5 different sizes; you can choose your required size of brace based on the circumference of your calf.
You can buy flamingo leg traction brace via online healthcare websites like CUREKA with best discounts on healthcare products.
