Title: Lumbar-Sacral Support Belt for Plus-Size Individuals
Description:
This high-quality lumbar-sacral support belt is specifically designed for plus-size individuals seeking relief from lower back pain and abdominal support. Its robust construction and adjustable design provide customized comfort and effective therapeutic benefits.
Key Features:
- Superior Support: Provides substantial support for the lumbar and sacral spine, alleviating pain and reducing the strain on weakened muscles. Effectively addresses issues such as pathological lordosis and visceral ptosis.
- Plus-Size Friendly: Available in a range of sizes to accommodate a wide variety of body types (Size 4: 90-110cm waist; Size 5: 110-135cm waist; Size 6: 135-160cm waist; Size 7: 160-185cm waist).
- Targeted Abdominal Support: Offers effective support to the lower anterior abdominal wall, preventing sagging and “apron-like” folds. Ideal for post-abdominoplasty and TRAM flap surgery recovery.
- Durable Construction: Features 4 flexible metal stays in the back and 4 in the front for optimal support and shape retention. The belt is 26cm high in the back and 22.5cm in the front. An additional adjustable tightening strap allows for customized compression.
- Comfortable and Breathable: Made from a breathable, perforated material for all-day comfort. An anti-slip latex strip on the inside prevents slippage.
- Versatile Applications: Suitable for various conditions, including lower back pain, pathological lumbar lordosis, post-operative rehabilitation, weakened abdominal muscles (particularly in obese individuals), visceral ptosis, diastasis recti, and reducible ventral hernias.
- Easy to Use: Simply put on the belt while lying down, ensuring the stays are positioned correctly. Secure the front closure and then use the additional adjustable strap to tighten the lower abdomen for optimal support.
Specifications:
- Material: 30% polyester, 30% latex, 40% polypropylene
- Closure: Velcro
- Height: Back: 26cm; Front: 22.5cm
Important Note:
The duration of daily use should be determined by a healthcare professional, but should not exceed 8 hours.