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Most people assume that a wheelchair is a form of confinement. In fact, a wheelchair actually liberates the user. People with paralysis are as mobile in a wheelchair as they are when they are walking. And a wheelchair can enable them to do all kinds of activities outside the home. Wheelchairs are available in a variety of styles and designs. Some are made for different purposes, while others are more suited to specific individuals. Whichever type of wheelchair you need, you will want to make sure that it fits you properly.
Changing the orientation of a wheelchair can help make it easier for the user. If the user is facing a curb, you should lean it backwards. Then, lean the wheelchair backwards. Once the chair is in a horizontal position, gently lower the front wheels to the ground. A wheelchair can be configured with one arm drive, dual-arm drive, or tri-wheel configurations. You can learn which wheelchair will work best for you by discussing your options with your caregiver.
Lightweight models are great for occasional use. However, don't mistake them for folding wheelchairs - they don't fold, which makes them a better fit for short trips. However, they're not suited for everyday use, so you should discuss your needs with an expert before purchasing. There are also aftermarket products that can improve the seating position of your wheelchair. Some wheelchairs are made of super-light titanium, which is one of the most popular materials used to make wheelchair frames.
The frame of a wheelchair can be either folding or rigid. The folding wheelchair is easier to transport and stores because it has fewer moving parts. However, folding wheelchairs are much heavier than rigid ones, so you'll need to pay close attention to their maintenance requirements. The folding wheelchairs often require more maintenance than their rigid counterparts, so if you have an active lifestyle, you'll need to look for a wheelchair that is lightweight but rigid.
Another key factor to consider is the environment the wheelchair is used in. Many wheelchairs are made to fit the environment in which they're used, so it's essential to get one that is suited for the conditions you live in. Depending on where you live, you may have to compromise on seat height and postural support. Besides comfort, you'll need a wheelchair that can easily maneuver in various environments and keep you safe. If you're using it for a long time, then you'll want to make sure that it is highly adjustable and offers pressure relief.
Manual wheelchairs are also available. These have a frame and two or four wheels. They typically have a separate seat cushion, and their casters allow the wheelchair to move easily. In addition to being lightweight and easy to maintain, manual wheelchairs are also the cheapest to purchase and maintain. And, since they're easy to use, they're also a great choice for the majority of people with disabilities. However, they're not for everyone.
