Pull-up reins

Even for a young and trained person, the need to spend more than two weeks in bed causes noticeable muscle weakness. This process progresses faster the older the patient is. At some point, it may turn out that the disease is regressing and the patient does not have the strength to sit up in bed. This is embarrassing for the convalescent and absorbing for the person who cares for him. What to do when you need help getting out of bed?

In such a situation, pull-up reins turn out to be invaluable. They resemble a rope ladder. On one side, they are attached to the backrest of the bed. The other side should be within the patient’s reach. When standing up, he can grab successive rungs and pull himself up by them, thus supporting the weakened back muscles. Pull-up reins are also helpful when the convalescent has mastered the art of sitting up and is trying to get out of bed. They should then be mounted vertically. The device has rungs made of non-slip material. The rope to which they are attached can withstand the weight of even several people