While the Expandable Lumbar Cage provides support and protection for the lumbar spine, the extent to which it restricts human activity is a matter of great concern to users.
First, after wearing the Expandable Lumbar Cage, the range of motion of the waist will be limited to a certain extent. This is because the main function of the cage is to stabilize the lumbar spine and reduce excessive flexion, extension, rotation and other movements of the waist. For example, when bending over, twisting the body and other movements, the cage will produce a certain resistance to prevent excessive waist movement, thereby protecting the injured lumbar spine or relieving lumbar pain.
However, this restriction does not completely restrict human activity. Modern designs of Expandable Lumbar Cage usually take into account the normal activity needs of the human body, while providing necessary support, while minimizing the impact on daily activities. For example, some cages use a flexible design that allows a certain degree of waist bending and extension to meet people's basic needs in activities such as walking, sitting, and going up and down stairs.
For different people, the degree of activity restriction after wearing the cage may vary. This depends on factors such as the severity of the individual's condition, the type of cage and the adjustment method. If it is a mild lumbar problem, you may only feel a slight restriction of movement after wearing the cage, and you can still do most of your daily activities. But if it is a serious lumbar injury, the doctor may require more stringent fixation, and the activity restriction will be relatively large.
In addition, after wearing the Expandable Lumbar Cage, you also need to gradually adapt to its restrictions on movement. At the beginning of wearing it, you may feel uncomfortable and feel restricted in movement. But over time, the body will gradually adapt to the existence of the cage, and through appropriate rehabilitation training, the function and mobility of the waist can be gradually restored under the protection of the cage.
In short, wearing the Expandable Lumbar Cage will impose certain restrictions on human activities, but this restriction is to protect the lumbar spine and promote rehabilitation. When choosing and using the cage, you should fully communicate with the doctor according to your personal condition and needs, and choose the appropriate cage type and adjustment method to protect the lumbar spine while minimizing the impact on daily activities.
