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Cervical traction creates space between compressed vertebrae by gently pulling the head away from the neck. This reduces pressure on discs and nerve roots — the mechanical cause of most cervical pain that radiates into the shoulders and arms.

An inflatable collar achieves this without the expensive traction equipment used in physiotherapy clinics. You inflate gradually until you feel gentle decompression, wear for 20-30 minutes, and deflate. The effect is immediate relief from disc pressure and a reduction in the nerve compression that causes referred pain patterns.

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Frequently asked questions

How much should I inflate it?

Inflate until you feel gentle upward traction — not pain. Start conservatively and increase session by session.

Can it help with pinched nerves?

Yes. Cervical traction directly reduces the disc pressure and foraminal narrowing that compresses nerve roots.

How long per session?

15-30 minutes per session, once or twice daily. Do not exceed 30 minutes per session.

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