How wheelchairs help patients recover better

First of all, wheelchairs can assist in rehabilitation exercises and reduce complications.

Persistent use of wheelchairs for rehabilitation exercises can improve patients' ability to move and stand, promote the reorganization of damaged nerve functions, stimulate remaining cells to replace lost cells, and allow patients to maximize their mobility and self-care abilities.

 In addition, wheelchairs can help improve self-care ability and return to society. For people with limited mobility, wheelchairs are like their legs and an important tool to help them improve their ability to take care of themselves, get to work, and return to society. After mastering the basic usage, the patient can appropriately participate in various outdoor activities with the assistance of a wheelchair, allowing the patient to stay as close to social life as possible while recovering.

 What’s more,wheelchairs can help patients become more motivated to recover. Manipulating a wheelchair will stimulate the patient's physical potential, enabling him to complete ordinary daily activities like an able-bodied person, and also perform difficult cultural and sports activities and events. Improvements in motor function, self-care, and communication skills can greatly improve patients' courage and confidence in life, help patients rediscover their own value, rebuild their self-confidence, and become more actively involved in rehabilitation training.

Finally we can choose wheelchairs with different structures and functions for each passenger based on their different physical conditions, usage environments and purposes. In addition, the patient's safety, operating ability, weight, appearance and other issues of the wheelchair must also be considered to choose a suitable wheelchair for them.