What kind of walking aid should stroke patients choose?

        There are many types of walkers, and each user should choose the walker that suits them according to their personal and physical conditions. So what kind of walker should I choose for stroke patients?

          For stroke patients, crutches can help them maintain their balance, withstand the weight of the body, and maintain stability. Stroke patients have weaker lower extremity muscles, with slight pain. Therefore, a suitable walking stick can help stroke patients to achieve balance during the migration process. The most common standard cane is the J-shaped cane. The four-legged cane has four small brackets in two sizes. The disadvantage is that it is not suitable for going up and down stairs. The handle of the cane has different shapes, but is made of different materials, so the patient can choose a walker that suits him according to personal preferences during the selection process, which can bring auxiliary effects during walking.

          Through the above understanding, the choice of walking aids is to eliminate the differences in personal circumstances to find products suitable for their own use, so that they can be used more easily in the process of reuse and help patients recover earlier.