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Pain in the neck maybe a result of sore muscles. It is the most common type of muscle pain, and most people experience them at some point in time. In many cases, poor posture is the reason. Excessive smartphone usage is also causing neck pain. Neck pain is always troublesome and difficult to manage. The pain makes it difficult for you to carry out your daily activities, walk, sit still, and lie down on your bed.
Cervical collars provide great relief from the pain. Cervical collars are typically used for the treatment of neck injuries, neck surgeries, and neck pain. The main purpose of cervical collars is to prevent or minimize motion in the cervical spine and support your neck and spinal cord. They are typically meant for short-term use while you recover from an injury, surgery, or pain. Avoid long-term use of the collar as it can make the neck pain worse and stiffer over time. A cervical collar is a temporary device to help your neck heal and relieve neck pain. You should wear it properly for the given period to get the maximum benefit. A good cervical collar should decrease motion but not cause any discomfort to you. There are different types of cervical collars. Based on the type of neck injury or the underlying cause, a suitable cervical collar is recommended.
Check out Health Products For You’s wide range of cervical collars, designed to provide total support to the neck, restrict spine flexion, extension, rotation, and promote patient recovery from spinal injuries.
After a whiplash injury during a motor vehicle accident, sustained some other kind of injury, like a fall, a cervical collar can be used for both immobilizations and to reduce pain. It also improves the cervical range of motion. The doctor may recommend a soft cervical collar as part of your treatment regimen. Rolyan Foam Cervical Collar from the manufacturer Patterson Medical/Performance Health is a great product for whiplash injuries. It provides non-rigid support and limits mobility. The build of the firm foam collar is designed to relieve pain from neck muscle spasms or whiplash injuries. Hook and loop closures allow for quick on and off application, as well as a customized, easy fit.
Mostly herniated discs and spinal stenosis cause nerve compression. Cervical collars are used to reduce pressure on the nerves in the neck.
After neck surgery, a cervical collar is recommended to keep your neck bones in line while healing.
It is an age-related condition caused by wear and tear of cartilage and bones in the neck. A cervical collar for cervical spondylosis is prescribed to give relief from the pain.
A cervical collar may help to take some strain off your neck muscles.
Soft collars are usually made from materials such as felt, foam, or rubber. They are cut to mold around the neck and jaw of the patient, the size being adjustable. They fit snugly around your neck and sit below your jaw. The doctors recommend it for temporary relief from moderate neck pain. However, these collars do not provide adequate immobilization. It only limits flexion and extension of the neck. Soft collars are mainly recommended for whiplash injuries. Whiplash is a cervical injury caused when the neck suddenly, forcefully, and swiftly moves forward and backward, a motion similar to cracking a whip.
Hard collars look similar to soft collars. They are made out of plexiglass. These collars may provide support and pain relief for various conditions, like cervical spondylosis, severe neck pain, spinal fractures, and trauma injuries.
The collar is made of hard plastic, with Velcro straps to keep it closed. Cervical Collar provides rigid immobilization, excellent for emergency use. Reduces rotation and slightly hyperextends the cervical spine. Molded and shaped to conform to any patient. Velcro closure facilitates easy application and removal.
We at HPFY offer a wide range of cervical collars, including soft collars, hard collars, Philadelphia collars, and pediatric collars. You can find cervical collars from top manufacturers like Ossur/Royce, Core Products, and Aspen Medical Products, etc.
