Sh60,000.00
Axillary crutches are medical devices designed to assist individuals with mobility and balance issues to walk
The uses of axillary crutches, particularly the medium size, include:
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| Description | Axillary crutches are medical devices designed to assist individuals with mobility and balance issues to walk | Axillary crutches are medical devices designed to assist individuals with mobility and balance issues to walk | An arm sling is a medical device that is used to support and immobilize the arm and shoulder after an injury or surgery | Deep Heat heat spray is a pain relieving, warming, spray to be used on the skin. The pain relief spray is recommended for the relief of pain in muscles, tendons, joints or bones, lower back and thigh pain, sprains or strains. | Auxiliary crutches are a type of crutches that are designed to provide support and stability to people with mobility issues. They are typically used by individuals who have suffered an injury or are recovering from surgery, and need to support some of their body weight while walking. | |
| Content | The uses of axillary crutches, particularly the medium size, include:
| The uses of axillary crutches, particularly the large size, include:
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| Some of the common uses of arm slings include:
| ✔ Muscular Aches, Pains and Stiffness ✔ Back Pain ✔ Joint Pain and Strains ✔ Neck and Shoulder Pain ✔ Rheumatism or Fibrositis ✔ Arthritic Pain | Here are some of the uses of small auxiliary crutches:
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