What You Can Do Is Stress Causing Lower Back Pain?

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Vissco Venante Back Relaxer


Stress is a common thing, today. We live in times of high-efficiency expectations, strict deadlines, terrible traffic, extra long transport time, and intolerance towards failure. Stress – whether physical, mental or emotional – get to us, manifesting into many kinds of discomforts, especially, terrible pains in the lower back.

There are several things you can do to relieve yourself of this pain. Let us take a look at two of these options:

Physical Activity/Exercise
The first thing (not the right thing, though) that people tend to do is to give up exercise and physical activities. Now, while it seems most logical that physical stress might lead to further pain, it is inactivity that is closely associated with this pain. This might not seem right to you. But, hear us out.

Some sort of physical activity and exercise aids in lower back pain relief. In fact, it is a key element in the treatment of lower back pains. This, however, must be done after consultations with a specialist doctor or trainer.

One of the physical activities that we recommend is daily walking. Walking is beneficial as it helps to strengthen the lower back and abdomen muscles long with calf and thigh muscles. This activity urges endorphins to be released into your system which acts as a pain-tackling defense.



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Vissco Venante Back And Neck Relaxer
Therapy And Counseling
Like we said before, mental and emotional stress also gets to us. Some of the common factors of this kind of stress could be difficult job situations, problems in relationships, unemployment, financial downtime, loss of a dear one, etc. This is a list that can be really, really long. While we all agree that we do have these kinds of stress, where we go wrong is in thinking that emotional and mental stress can lead to depression but not to back pain. Well, that is not right at all.

Therefore, when problems find a way into your life, you must find a way to flush them out. Therapy and counseling can incredibly help with stress-related pain. Counselors and therapists won’t help you with your exercises. They will, however, help you lower your emotional stress, which automatically leads to relief in the areas that are physically hurting, especially the lower back.

Other than these important treatments for relief from lower back pain, there are also some very basic ergonomic tips that you must follow to give your posture a break from all the physical strain you put it through. They are as follows:

Use a good chair, with a good amount of cushioning and the right feet and arms height.
Use a footstool to give your body a break from being pulled down.
Use a pillow/cushion/rolled towel for additional support. A back pain belt or a back support belt could help too.
Stand with your feet slightly apart.

We, at VISSCO, care for your wellbeing. After all, for over half a century, our only aim has been to ensure that we aid in your pain relief. If you are experiencing excruciating lower back pains, visit your doctor ASAP. In the meanwhile, use Vissco Venante Back Relaxer or Vissco Venante Back And Neck Relaxer and other such aids to help you hold your back muscles right so that your treatment can begin right away. Visit our products to understand which of our orthopedic aid or ergonomic support is best for you.
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Karma Wheelchair KM-5000 Reclining
Karma Wheelchair KM-5000 Reclining

Karma Wheelchair KM-5000 Reclining




Description

Karma Mobility Solutions Presents Wheelchair KM 5000 is one of the lightest reclining wheelchair available in the market. Karma KM5000 is highly versatile with a full reclining action from the vertical to the horizontal, combined with fully elevating and swing away leg rests, quick release wheels and removable armrests. This lightweight wheelchair is suitable in many rehabilitation and transport applications. 


Karma Wheelchair KM-5000 Reclining
Karma Wheelchair KM-5000 Reclining
                                                       
  • Ultra-lightweight aircraft-grade aluminum alloy frame  
  • Biotechnology: paint coating uses special anti-Bacterial materials
  • Detachable armrests and elevating footrests  
  • Foldable frame with anti-tippers  
  • Detachable and height-adjustable headrest 
  • Backrest reclines smoothly from 90-163°  
  • Weight: 20kg
  • Max user weight: 115kg
  • Seat width: 17"



Soma Wheelchair SM150.3

  • ultra lightweight
  • latest stylish design
  • foldable backrest with hand brake
  • weight: 13kg
  • max user weight: 100kg
  • 17" seat width

Features

Elliptical frame
  • The unique and stylish elliptical design frame not only strengthens the rigidity on the frame but also saves a lot of energy during operation for both users and helpers.
Integrated seat system 
  • Hammock effect free seat system for those intensive wheelchair users. The innovative, durable seat system design makes you easy to disassemble seat upholstery for cleaning.
Energy-saving tipping lever
  • It's ergonomic design provide helpers a higher energy-saving function and support casters over an obstacle like a threshold or a curb.
A secure non-slip footplate
  • A non-slip and ergonomic footplate design provides you a stable and comfortable base for placing feet

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Wheelchair User Famous Persons with Disability from India

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A few renowned and famous people with disabilities from India. These inspiring people have achieved success by overcoming severe disabling conditions.

Disability makes a person’s life even more difficult than it normally is. But still, there are people who do not allow their disabling conditions to become a roadblock in their lives. These disabled people have self-confidence as their biggest strength and their courage gets success and fame.

Famous Indian People with Disabilities
The following list is not given in any particular order. Also, this growing list is open to suggestions. Please bring more people with disabilities to our notice and send us their success stories so that we can include them on this list.

Ajit Jogi
Nature of Disability: All four limbs paralyzed due to whip-lash injury to the neck and serious damage to the spinal cord.
                                 

Life and Achievements: Ajit Jogi was born on 29 April 1946. He got selected in the Indian Administrative Services (IAS) in 1971 batch. In 1986, he joined the Congress party and became the first Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh in the year 2000. In April 2004, Jogi met with a road accident and got paralyzed. This severely hampered his political career but he still became the Member of Parliament from 2004 to 2008 from Mahasamund seat in Chhattisgarh. From 2008 until now, he served as the MLA from Marwahi constituency.

ajit Jogi: famous disabled persons in India
In 2013, on his 68th birthday, Jogi received the Rex Bionic “e-legs” — a robotic apparatus which helps paralyzed people to walk.

Suresh H. Advani
Nature of Disability: Legs affected with polio, a Wheelchair user

                                    


Life and Achievements: Dr. Suresh H. Advani is a reputed oncologist who is credited to pioneer the hematopoietic stem cell transplantation in India. A Padma Bhushan awardee, Dr. Advani became affected with Polio at the age of eight years. He went on to study at the Grant Medical College, Mumbai where he earned the degrees of MBBS and MD.

Suresh H Advani famous disabled persons India
Dr. Advani is also a recipient of Dr. B. C. Roy National Award by Medical Council of India (2005).

Preethi Srinivasan
Nature of Disability: Quadriplegic

                                  


Life and Achievements: Preethi was the captain of the under-19 Tamil Nadu women’s cricket team. She captained her team in the national championships in 1997. At that time she was only 17 years! What’s more, Preethi was also a champion swimmer. She had won a state-level gold in 50 meters breaststroke.

preethi Srinivasan famous disabled persons India
However, an accident at the age of 18 left Preethi quadriplegic — totally paralyzed below the neck. But the champion in Preethi remained a champion. She founded Soulfree — an organization that restores, rehabilitates, and re-integrates people suffering lethal spinal cord injuries. Soulfree also works for spreading awareness on the prevention of such injuries in Indian youth.

H. Boniface Prabhu
Nature of Disability: Quadriplegic

                                   


Life and Achievements: H. Boniface Prabhu is a Padma Shree awardee Wheelchair India tennis player from India. He was born on 14 May 1972 in Bangalore. At the age of four, a blotched lumbar tumor made him a quadriplegic. He began his sporting career with a shot put and javelin throw. Prabhu went on to win a gold medal in shot put and a silver medal in the discus throw at the 1996 World Wheelchair Games, UK. He is the first Indian to win a medal in the International Paralympic Games.

h Boniface Prabhu famous disabled people India
Then he shifted his focus to wheelchair tennis and he won a medal in 1998 World Championship. He has reached a career-best world ranking of 17 in singles and 19 in doubles.

Sudha Chandran
Nature of Disability: Amputation in the right leg.

                                   


Life and Achievements: Sudha is an Indian film and television actress and an accomplished Bharatanatyam dancer.

Sudha Chandran was born on 27 September 1965. At the age of 16 years, she met a car accident in May 1981. As a consequence, her right leg had to amputated. She is started her film career with a Telugu film ‘Mayuri’, which was based on her own life. The film was later dubbed in Tamil and Malayalam.

sudha Chandran: famous disabled people India
Later in 1986, ‘Mayuri’ was remade in Hindi with the title ‘Nache Mayuri’. The story of Nache Mayuri depicts how Mayuri, the protagonist, received a Jaipur Foot and eventually learned to dance again.

Arunima Sinha
Nature of Disability: Below knee amputation in the left leg.

                                   


Life and Achievements: Arunima Sinha is the first female amputee to climb Mount Everest. She was born on 20 July 1988. She was interested in sports and she became a national level volleyball player. On 12 April 2011, Arunima took a train. But she was pushed out of a general coach of the train by robbers wanting to snatch her bag and gold chain. As a result, her left leg had to be amputated below the knee.

Arunima Sinha famous disabled persons India
Arunima reached the summit of Mount Everest at 10:55 am on 21 May 2013. She has been awarded Padma Shri and Tenzing Norgay National Adventure Award (2016) and the First Lady award (2018).

Ravindra Jain
Nature of Disability: Blind since birth

                                     


Life and Achievements: Ravindra Jain (28 February 1944 – 9 October 2015) was a veteran Indian music composer, lyricist, and singer. He gave music in hundreds of Hindi films and TV serials. His music in films like Ram Teri Ganga Maili, Chitchor, Ankhiyon Ke Jharokhon Se, Henna, Geet Gata Chal; and TV serials like Ramayana is still very popular.

ravindra Jain famous disabled people India
Ravindra Jain received basic training under Pandit G.L. Jain, Pandit Janardhan Sharma, and Pandit Nathu Ram. He was awarded Padma Shri and Filmfare Award for Best Music Director.

S Jaipal Reddy
Nature of Disability: Polio since the age of 18 months. He walks with forearm Crutches and sometimes uses a wheelchair.

                                            


Life and Achievements: S Jaipal Reddy is an Indian politician who became India’s Union Minister. At various points of time, he held the Ministries of Information and Broadcasting; Urban Development; Petroleum and Natural Gas; Earth Sciences; and Ministry of Science and Technology.

S Jaipal Reddy famous disabled people India
Jaipal Reddy was elected to the Lok Sabha five times in the following years:

08th Lok Sabha in 1984
12th Lok Sabha in 1998
13th Lok Sabha in 1999
14th Lok Sabha in 2004
15th Lok Sabha in 2009
He was also an MLA of Kalwakurthy between 1969 and 1984, a constituency in Andhra Pradesh for four terms.

Jaipal Reddy was awarded the Outstanding Parliamentarian Award in 1998. He was the first from South India and the youngest parliamentarian to achieve this award.

Javed Abidi
Nature of Disability: Spina bifida

                                       


Achievements: Javed Abidi (11 June 1965 – 04 March 2018) was a noted disability activist in India. He served as the director of National Centre for Promotion of Employment for Disabled People (NCPEDP) and set up the disability wing of the Rajiv Gandhi Foundation.

Javed Abidi famous disabled people
In his early days, Abidi’s family moved to the United States and he received care at the Boston Children’s Hospital and the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago. At the age of fifteen, he became a wheelchair-user. Abidi, despite difficulties, studied at Wright State University, and in 1989, moved to India seeking a career in journalism.
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User Manual for Vissco Zip Lite Power Wheelchair

         



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Address: 77-78, Bhagirathpura, Near Bharat Life Style Furniture, MR 4, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452003
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Clutch      
                                                                                                                           
For convenience, your wheelchair has two mechanisms. The drive and freewheel mechanism. It changes through the clutch.

The drive/freewheel mechanism is situated to the motor. These levers will allow you to disengage the drive mechanism and have the wheelchair in freewheel mode. Always

Leave in drive mode, the freewheel facility is there only to allow the chair to be pushed manually when the need arises(i.e., to store or push a tight space).                                                                                                                                              
1. there is one clutch in each of motor.
2. turn to inside and parallel with the motor is in the drive mode.
3. turn to the outside is in the freewheel mode.

Joystick

The joystick can be also changed from right to be left-hand drive. The joystick is can be extended and shortened, you can take the following way.

Footrest Plate

You can adjust your footrest up and down when it is not suitable for yourself
Please adjust the extension tube through the screw in the tube.

Taking off: To push the handle, makes it separated from the chair then turn the footrest outward and lift it up, it can be easy take-off.

Fixing Up: It is the reverse step of the Taking off.

Charger

When you want to charge your Zip Lite please make sure the power is turned off and the freewheel levers are in the drive position. Please insert B port insert your power supply hole. And please insert the A end into the charger port in the controller
Attention: VISSCO advise all the users to use the VISSCO charger, the different charger may cause the person to injure or hurt the battery.
The wheelchair is designed to assist in your individual mobility needs. Any usage outside which do not obey this manual may result in damage to the chair or injury to the user or third party.

1. Do not lift the wheelchair by the armrests
2. Do not lift the wheelchair by the footrest brackets
3. You can program the controller in conjunction with your supplier to fine-tune the wheelchair performance characteristics.
The VISSCO wheelchair is designed to operate on two Ul (2 x 35 Ah) gel, or sealed lead acid, maintenance-free batteries. Since they are scaled, there is no need to check the electrolyte(fluid) level.

Charging.

One example of the indicator light on the charger gives advice as follows:
• Red - Power on
• Amber - Battery charging
• Green - Charging complete

Please refer to the LED indicator description based on the charging status of the charger.
1. The active user will need to charge the batteries after using approximately more than 30% of battery capacity. As an inactive user, only using from once a week to every other day, the recharge point would be at 50% of the discharge.
2. In only using for a short distance each day, it is advisable to charge at the end of each week.
Batteries should be kept fully charged at all times. They must not be left in a discharged state if not using the unit for some UMC. The batteries should be checked once a month and recharged as needed. To recharge the, connect the charger to the Charging Port at the front of the VSI on the charger.
ATTENTION. • Do not leave the charger plugged into the Charging Port if the charger is not charging. This charger is for indoor use only.

• Do not expose it to rain or water spray.
• Do not cover the battery charging pole.
• Always keep the battery dry, never to use it deeply output, and never to charge it more than 12 hours.

How to improve the using of the battery.

1. Please charge the battery before you first using. Usually, this time needs 8-10 hours.
2. Please make sure you have used all the power before the second charging. Then to charge it for 8-11 hours.
3. Please make sure to cycle that for 5 times, so that your battery is in the deeply cycle, can be used for long life.
4. A deeply cycle of the battery can protract the battery life. So stunt people charge it ruleiessly, or store it without charge. may hurt the battery, so the life is short than others.

Battery Installation.
1. Cut off the power
2. Make sure the Zip Litt is in the drive mode.
3. Cut the connection between the controller and the battery case


CONTROLLER

Operation of the controller.
1. On-Off Button: This button turns the joystick controller (hereinafter referred to as VSI) on and off. Do not use this button to stop them, except in an emergency.
2. Battery display: This is a 9-segment display, which indicates if the VSI is switched on and gives the state of charge of the battery. (from left to right 2 red bars, 3 amber bars and 4 green bars means battery full)
3. Maximum Speed Indicator: This is a 5-segment display, which indicates the maximum speed setting selected.
4. Horn Button: This button operates the wheelchair horn.
5. Speed Decrease Button: This button decreases the maximum speed.
6. Speed Increase Button: This Button Increases the maximum speed.
7. Joystick: This controls the speed and direction of the. Push the joystick in the direction you want to go. The further you push it. the faster the speed will be. Releasing the joystick will automatically engage the brakes and stop them.
8. Charging Port for Off-Bord Charger: Only plug into this port with the qualified charger certified by the original manufacturer of the. The port should not be used as a power supply for any other electrical devices. The behavior against the two statements above will void the warranty of them. The controller can be fitted to suit either right or left-handed users.

VILCONTROLER

Fault solving of the controller.
The Self-Help Guide (Table I) is intended to assist in the location of a fault that may occur in a certain part (tithe. If after checking out the fault from the table below and the fault is still showing, do not use them. Turn off the power and consult your provider immediately.

TABLE
            BATTERY GAUGE                                                                            
           POSSIBLE FAULT                                                               
                      SOLUTION
Controller alarm 2 times first, then 7 times
Turn on controller but joystick did not return to the neutral position      
Put joystick return to the neutral
 position,then turn . controller
Controller alarm 9 times and 9 Bars lighted     
Possible controller fault or voltage is too low
Contact with provider or charge the battery
Controller Mart. times .d 8 Bars lighted
Possible controller fault
Contact with provider
Controller alarm 7 times and 7 Bars lighted
Possible joystick fault or disconnected
Put joystick return to the neutral
position or connect plug tightly
Controller alarm 6 times and 6 Bars lighted
Possible controller over current
Turn off controller the restart
Controller alarm 5 time and 5 Bars lighted
Right-hand brake fault or disconnected
Reconnect plug
Controller alarm 4 times and 4 Bars lighted
Right-hang motor disconnected
Reconnect plug
Controller alarm 3 times and 3 Bars lighted
Left-hand Make fault or disconnected
Reconnect plug
Controller alarm 2 times and 2 Bars lighted
Left-hand motor disconnected
Reconnect plug
Controller alarm 1 time and 1 Bar lighted
Low battery voltage
Charge the battery


USING THE
Your wheelchair is made up of two main parts.
1. The seat part: different kinds of the scat arc design for the requirement of the VISSCO set of the footplate and other small parts. 
2. The driving parts: it is the best important of the Zip Lite contains the controller, motor with gearbox battery, a set of the front wheel, the rear wheel, and the anti-wheel.
1. Armrest
2. Joystick Controller                                      
3, Charging Port
4. Scat
5. Standard Swing Away Leg rest
6. Front Castor (8" PU tire)
7. Rear Drive Wheel wide pneumatic urc,
8. Anti-tip Wheel 9.Push Handle (foldable for compact storage and transportation)

Frame
Folding spraying steel frame
Rear Wheel
12" PU tyre
Front Caster
8" PU tyre
Armrest
flip-up armrest with soft PU pad
Side Panel
plastic
Backrest/seat
detachable soft sandwich mesh fabric cushion, double layers
Footrest
swing-away, detachable
Safety Belt
yes
Max. User weight
125kg
Max. Speed
6km/h
Distance per Charge
12km
Climbing Ability
8
Battery
24V/I 2AH, lead-acid battery
Motor
250wx2, without electromagnetic brake, its stop rein on the resistance
Rear Wheel 12" PU tyre
Controller
homemade controller with a joystick, it can be changed for left hand operation
N.W/G.W
40.4x44.9kg
Package
(IPC/carton, 720*450*820mm)
Overall Lenght
106cm
Overall height
96.5cm
Overall Width
62cm
Back height
55cm
Seat Height
55cm
Seat Depth
44cm
Seat Width
44.5cm
Folded Width
37cm
Armrest Height
72cm

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