My doctor says traction therapy may help my low back pain.
Is this true?
Your doctor is buffoon
and only wants your money. In the last 20 years, hundreds of traction devices
have been developed for back pain. Most of these devices have been
developed with the help of doctors who often own the company or have major
shares. There are many types of traction therapies- some work while you stand,
others work while you lay down on a table, some can be used at home and others work
while you sleep.
Cochrane reviewers looked at the latest data on traction devices
and found no evidence that these machines benefit anyone with back pain. Moreover these traction sessions go on for months and are
costly. Some of the traction sessions cost $200 per hour. By the end of 16
weeks, you spend as much on these B.S.
therapy as you would on brand new car- the only difference is that the
doctor buys the car with your money and you continue to have pain and walk.
If you have any common sense, avoid traction nonsense and
save your hard earned money. The majority of reports on cyberspace indicate
that traction for back pain sucks and is a scam. Unfortunately, many doctors are involved in such bogus therapies.
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