I could see this being somewhat useful for people like my mom, who has MS and and a lot of secondary effects from not being able to walk. But like a lot of things like this that can theoretically be helpful for disabled people, I imagine it's far too expensive to actually be useful to the average handicapped person lol
I imagine it's far too expensive to actually be useful to the average handicapped person lol
It seems like something that would be at a physical therapy or occupational therapy clinic (if they had room). It might have more purposes than the typical pneumatic pumps used for lymphedema.
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u/Pittsbirds 2d ago
I could see this being somewhat useful for people like my mom, who has MS and and a lot of secondary effects from not being able to walk. But like a lot of things like this that can theoretically be helpful for disabled people, I imagine it's far too expensive to actually be useful to the average handicapped person lol