Chairs that rise to meet you
RISING to meet you and lowering gently to seat you, you a riser recliner chair can help you sit down and stand up without requiring assistance. The chair will support your body effectively after surgery, for example. It will relieve the weight and pressures on your joints by letting you rest comfortably without causing further damage. Sitting for long periods in an unsuitable chair can cause aches and pains to worsen, leaving you uncomfortable. An orthopaedic riser recliner chair gives support where it is needed, helping to reduce inflammation, aches and joint pain. Although orthopaedic riser and recliner chairs do not cure back pain, they can act to reduce it temporarily.
AN adjustable bed also allows you to get comfortable, which is essential to a good night’s sleep. And whether you sleep on your back or side, it will adjust to you. When you sleep on your side, you need a mattress that supports your curves properly so that you don’t wake up with a sore neck, bad back, or locked hips. An adjustable bed provides all the support your body needs, holding you in a zero-gravity position and relieving weight or pressure from achy body parts. This can help keep your spine properly aligned, your posture good, and your body less troubled by discomfort during the day. Being able to raise your head and feet can also be helpful to those with certain health conditions, such as swelling or breathing problems, and can add to comfort.