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WALKING STICKS
Walking sticks help shift the load from your lower extremities to your upper extremities, improving mobility, balance, and stability while walking.
Walking aids are sometimes also referred to as ambulatory assistive devices. A walking aid is one of several devices a patient may be issued in order to improve their walking pattern, balance or safety while mobilising independently.
Walking sticks are height adjustable.
How long should a walking stick be by height?
In order to find the right height walking stick for you, measure from the bottom of the wrist bone (where the bump is), to the floor. This ensures your wrist is at the optimum comfort position when holding your walking stick, with the arm slightly bent and the shoulders level.
ARREX ROLLATORS
The Benefits of Mobility Aids
Mobility aids come in handy when someone who has trouble getting around.
A walker, rollator, or wheelchair can give them the independence they need to move around. They are helpful for self-esteem development.
Difference between walker and rollator;
Rollators include wheels on all legs (three or four, depending on the model), whereas walkers come without wheels or with wheels on the front two legs.
What Is a Rollator?
A rollator is sometimes called a "wheeled walker" but is different from a 2-wheeled walker. It consists of a frame with three or four large wheels, handlebars, and a built-in seat. It is mainly used for patients who need a walker only for balance but not for weight-bearing.
If your condition requires you to stop and rest often, a rollator could be a better choice for you. Whereas a walker has no seat, a rollator with a seat and a crossbar for back support allows the user to stop and rest when needed.
Rollators also have accessories that can be purchased, such as baskets to hold a shopping bag.
WHAT IS A WALKER?
A walker or walking frame is a device that gives support to maintain balance or stability while walking, most commonly due to age-related mobility disability.
WHAT IS A WALKER USED FOR?
A walker can make it easier to get around after surgery or after a bone break in your foot or leg. A walker also can help if you have balance problems, arthritis, leg weakness or leg instability. A walker allows you to keep weight off your feet and legs as you move.
