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Traction therapy, including the use of traction belts, operates on the principle of decompression. By applying a pulling force, it creates space between the vertebrae or joint surfaces, reducing pressure on affected areas like nerves or discs. This decompression can help alleviate pain, reduce inflammation, and promote healing in the affected tissues. Types of traction beltsSeveral types of traction belts are available, each designed for specific areas of the body:

• Pelvic Traction Belt: Used for lumbar traction to target the lower back and pelvic region.
• Cervical Traction Belt: Used for cervical traction to address issues in the neck and upper spine.
• Thoracic Traction Belt: Designed to target the thoracic spine, or mid-back region.
• Leg Traction Belt: Used for applying traction to the leg, potentially to help stabilize fractures or address other lower extremity conditions.
• Chin Belt: Used in conjunction with cervical traction to apply the traction force to the chin and head.