How to choose function chair

When you’re looking for solutions for improving and even alleviating the pain, stiffness, and inflammation of arthritis, a reclining or assistive chair goes a long way.
When treating arthritis pain, you shouldn’t cut back on exercise, your focus should be on minimizing pain. A power lift chair can help you achieve a balance between movement and rest, effectively reducing pain.
When you’re buying a power lift chair, there are six aspects you need to focus on:
Design — The overall design should support the joints, not further stress out arthritic areas.
Armrest — Measure the quality of a handgrip based on how firmly and easily you can hold onto the protruding edge and push yourself in and out of the chair. Look for padding if you need warmth and need support for elbow joint arthritis.
Material — If you’re planning to sleep in your chair, look for material that will keep you cool in the summer and cozy in the winter.
Backrest — Your back is especially vulnerable because the aging spine is prone to arthritis. Your upper and mid-back, as well as the lumbar region, will need support, especially if you suffer from ankylosing spondylitis.
Heat and massage features — If you’re going to rely on your sleep chair for extended periods, heat and massage features might be beneficial for your pain.
Comfort, fit, and support — If you are petite or extremely tall, choose a chair that fits your size and provides you with support. This is part of the comfort you feel when using the chair.
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