Health Disorder Treatments > Cervical Vertebra

Cause of incidence:
As the age goes up, retrogradation of the cervical vertebra may occur. Mostly for lowering one's head when working for long periods of time and bearing too much pressure on one's fifth and sixth cervical vertebras. If this is proven by X-ray and relevant symptoms, then the diagnosis of the disease can certainly be made.

Specitic Symptoms:
Stiff neck, shoulder and back pain or numb fingers, dizziness with nausea, vomit, lower limbs feel tightly drawn, numbness and walking difficulties, results in easily stumbling and falling, and suffer from incontinence of feces and urine.

Excitation mechanism of this machine:
Through high frequency spiral vibration, to enhance the local blood circulation, relieve the lesion, congestion, oedema of the pathologically-changed tissues; alleviates muscular strain and reduces the pressure on the root of the nerve.

Operation Method

Directly recovering method (1):

1. Putting the buttocks on the central protruding part, bend the knees streching outwardly with two soles closely touched and straighten the waist tiny bit backwards, the patient voluntarily move slowly their head, facing leftward extremely for 30 seconds, then return to the normal positioin (see fig. 1);
2. Repeat the same action in the opposite way (fig. 2);
3. Raise slowly the head extremely for 30 seconds then return to the normal position (fig. 3);
   
4. Finally lower slowly the head extremely for 30 seconds, and then return to the normal position (fig. 4).

Fig.1 - Turn head left	Fig.2 - Turn head right	Fig.3 - Tilt head up	Fig.4. Tilt head down

Note: Those who have dizziness or walking trouble or numbness of lower limbs can't use this method.

Directly recovering method (2):

Those who suffer from shoulder stiffness may take lying posture with the machine directly applied to the painful spots to patients endurace. (with a component bed or bed pad under) (fig_5)

Indirectly recovering method

On the basis of whole feet vibration, pay special attention to the following areas:

1. Cervical vertebras, vetebra (fig.6)
2. Neck. trapezius reflex area (fig.7)

	Fig.6	Fig.7

Supplementary: Put the peripheral sides of both the thumbs onto the machine's protruding part for emphatic stimulation (fig.8)