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Best Heating Pad for Lower Back Pain - Full Body Coverage & Versatile Modes - NA-H1223C
Best Heating Pad for Lower Back Pain - Full Body Coverage & Versatile Modes - NA-H1223C
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Extra-Large Heating Pad for Full-Body Back Pain Relief
Our 17" x 33" back heating pad is designed to deliver maximum coverage, soothing your entire back, shoulders, and lower body. Whether you suffer from chronic back pain or muscle tension, this heating pad for back pain provides deep, relaxing warmth to melt away discomfort.
Dual Heat Therapy – Dry or Moist Heat for Deeper Relief
Choose between dry heat for fast relief or penetrating moist heat for aching muscles. This best heating pad for lower back pain adapts to your needs, offering targeted pain relief and improved circulation.
Customizable Comfort with 6 Heat Levels & 3 Timer Settings
Personalize your therapy with adjustable heat intensity (low to high) and auto-shutoff timers (30/60/90 mins). Whether you need gentle warmth or intense heat, this wrap-around heating pad ensures perfect pain management.
Machine-Washable & Hypoallergenic for Easy Care
Designed for long-lasting use, unplug and toss the pad in the washer. The soft, skin-friendly fabric is gentle on sensitive skin, making it ideal for daily pain relief.
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Is a heating pad good for back pain?
If your middle back pain isn't too bad or is only on your mind every now and then, then you might want to try giving it a hot or cold pack. Heating pads can really help to ease stiffness and pain, while ice pads can help to reduce swelling.Heating pads have these effects: 1. Relaxes muscles and promotes blood circulation 2. Relieve chronic stiffness or soreness (e.g. sedentary, arthritis) 3. Moist heat penetrates deeper than dry heat for better results
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How long is too long to have a heating pad on your back?
Heating pad usage time is recommended to be 15-30 minutes for a single session (15 minutes for low temperature, 30 minutes for medium temperature). Take one to three times per day (multiple times for acute pain, once per day for chronic pain). Avoid prolonged use at high temperatures.
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What are the side effects of heating pads?
Heating pad side effects: 1. Low-temperature burns. Prolonged high-temperature use will lead to skin redness, swelling and blisters (especially in those who are slow to feel). Frequent use of this product will make your skin dry and itchy. 3. Aggravate inflammation: acute injury or redness and swelling. Heat will exacerbate the swelling. 4. It is vital that pregnant women be careful to use high temperatures in the abdomen, as these can affect the foetus. Short-term low heat can be used.