How Dynaspine helps the elderly with back pain

How Dynaspine helps the elderlyOur elderly population is increasing each year. In 1984, 15% were aged 65 and over. This grew by 1.7 million people in 2009. One key problem as we grow older is our inability to recover from injury and the need to provide more support and protection than when we were younger.

We tend to be less active and consequently our joints and muscles become stiffer and weak, so when we try and move we are more vulnerable to injury – a truly vicious circle.
This lack of activity can lead to:

Lower back pain – When we slouch when reading the paper and watching TV our backs can become uncomfortable from the large amount of pressure this places on our lower back, which leads to lower back pain.

Musculoskeletal problems – Sitting in poor positions can lead to posture problems, which can affect the full length of the spine from the lower back up to the neck. 

Neck strain – Constant sitting with a poor posture makes the neck tight, this can lead to tension headaches.

Martin Haines, a leading UK physiotherapist and biomechanics coach explains the importance of movement for our back with “the back is not designed to be static, a lack of movement can result in back pain even in a healthy spine. Long hours being inactive causes our joints to become stiff and our muscles to become weak.  A suitable back support that allows for the correct movement of the spine such as Dynaspine will not only help alleviate back pain symptoms but also prevent it from occurring in the first place.”

How can Dynaspine help?

The design of the Dynaspine Portable Back Support and the Dynaspine Chairs are unique; they provide dynamic support for your back.  Latest studies have shown that sitting in an ergonomically sound seated position, minimises back pain, decreases muscle fatigue and reduces pressure on the spinal joints and discs.

The Dynaspine technology is the first of its kind that allows for dynamic movement of the spine.  Dynaspine has two flexible back support plates, which moulds and adjusts to your position whilst seated, it ensures the correct posture is maintained and your back is always supported.  As a result your back is aligned correctly, leading to reduced pain and discomfort.

The Dynaspine Back Support costs only £79.99 inc VAT which is approximately the same price as two sessions with a private physiotherapist so is really worth it! 

Who else uses Dynaspine?

  • Car drivers
  • Computer users 
  • Pregnant women
  • People who are inactive
  • People with sport injuries