How to CHOOSE the RIGHT CRUCT?

Do you need to use crutches? Don't know what type of crutches to choose? In this video, we explain the differences between axillary crutches and Canadian crutches, as well as their advantages and disadvantages.
Crutches are a mobility aid used to support the body weight of a person who has a disability in one of their legs.
There are two main types of crutches: axillary and Canadian.
Axillary crutches:
Advantages:
- They are easy to use and learn to use.
- They are relatively economical.
- They can provide good support for people with moderate disabilities.
Disadvantages:
- They can be uncomfortable to wear for long periods.
- They may not provide enough support for people with severe disabilities.
- They can make it difficult to go up or down stairs.
Canadian crutches:
Advantages:
- They are more comfortable to wear for long periods.
- They can provide good support for people with severe disabilities.
- They can make it easier to go up or down stairs.
Disadvantages:
- They are more difficult to learn to use.
- They may be slightly cheaper
What type of crutches should I use?
The best way to decide which type of crutches is right for you is to talk to your doctor or physical therapist. They can evaluate your individual needs and recommend the type of crutches that best suits you.
Axillary crutches and Canadian crutches are two viable options for people who need help walking. The best option for you will depend on your individual needs.