Rollator CH9189L

1. Maintain balance; such as the elderly, non-central disorders of lower limb weakness, lower limb spasticity, poor advancement, and inability to balance the center of gravity, but it has little effect on balance disorders in elderly patients with stroke and multiple cerebral infarction.
2. Support weight; after hemiplegia or paraplegia, the patient's muscle strength is weakened or the lower limbs are weak and cannot support the weight or the joint pain cannot bear weight, the walker can play a substitute role.
3. To enhance muscle strength, walking sticks and axillary sticks are often used. Because they need to support the body, they can enhance the muscle strength of the extensor muscles of the upper limbs.
　　 Generally speaking, walking sticks are suitable for patients with hemiplegia or unilateral lower limb paralysis, and forearm sticks and axillary sticks are suitable for paraplegic patients. The supporting area of the walker is larger, and it is more stable than the axillary rod, and it is mostly used indoors.

Walking aids can be supported by equipment so that elderly patients with inconvenient legs and feet can take care of themselves and those who cannot walk can take care of themselves, and can go out and disperse like people.
Instructions:
1. Adjust the walking aid (precise and comfortable height fit):
1. Connect your hand to the elbow joint. The angle of the elbow joint should make the hand feel comfortable (about 30 degrees).
2. The height of the bone marrow hyperplasia, the precise opening of the eyes, and the top of the walker must be flush with the inward junction of the proliferation.
2. Trial:
1. If you have 3 legs injured or disabled, you first need to push the walker forward while keeping your body straight.
2. Then choose another kind of walker, and keep the walker still when walking.
3. Finally, move the other three feet into the walker, the walker still remains stationary. Keep moving the walker forward and repeat the above process. When used continuously, these three steps will start again and coincide.
3. Description:
1. If there is no defect and disability, and only need a walking aid or balance, you can simply follow the time step, just put it in front. When the walker is in front, stand inside the walker instead of standing beside it.
2. Don't guide the walker. One of the common mistakes in using is to put the walker before you want it. straight.
3. Another common mistake is to increase the height of the walker, making it uncomfortable to walk more, and more likely to fall.