When to use a pelvic belt

When should a pelvic belt be used? Most people don't know this because normal people don't need to use a pelvic belt. For many women who have just given birth, the use of a pelvic belt is very necessary. This is mainly because after giving birth, the pelvis of the woman will often shift. At this time, the use of a pelvic belt is to effectively correct the shifted pelvis, which is a necessary thing.

In the past, many women often did not pay attention to this aspect, which led to serious displacement of their pelvis, and often caused some diseases. This is a situation that no one wants to see, so it is very necessary for mothers to use a pelvic belt. Let’s talk specifically about when to use the pelvic belt.

The pelvic belt is also called the pelvic correction belt. Because it is worn on both sides of the hips, it is also called a hip belt. It is a method of correcting the pelvis using a physical method. In recent years, as people's awareness of postpartum pelvic correction has increased, pelvic belts are mainly used for postpartum pelvic correction and fixation care for pelvic trauma. Timely use after delivery is extremely helpful for the mother's pelvis to recover quickly, maintain her figure and enhance her self-confidence.

If possible, it is ideal to tighten the pelvis within 2 months. Because it takes 2 months for the ligament to return to its original hardness. However, when you feel that there is not much difference between lacing and not lacing, there is no need to force lacing and make people feel annoyed. Some mothers continue to use it until six months after giving birth, and the results are very good. It’s up to you mothers to decide based on your own usage experience.

Directions:

Generally, professional and high-quality pelvic correction belts can be used two or three days after a normal delivery, or seven days after a caesarean section after the wound has healed. They should be worn for about eight hours during the day and should be of moderate tightness.

Bring your legs together and secure the strap around your pubic symphysis from back to front.

If you spend a few years with your pelvis open, you'll easily become obese. The pants you wore before giving birth will become tight, which can easily cause mental stress. In serious cases, coupled with the burden of childcare, it can cause difficult-to-solve problems such as back pain. In terms of aesthetics, an enlarged pelvis makes it easier for fat to accumulate around the buttocks. Moreover, the body posture will deteriorate and the hips will sag, and the hips and waist will naturally become fat. Moreover, O-shaped legs and X-shaped legs can cause leg deformation, make the lower body fat, and put too much burden on the knee joints, causing knee pain later.

By using a pelvic correction belt, you can correct a crooked pelvis, allow blood and lymph to circulate normally, and stimulate muscle function and nerve transmission, which will increase the natural healing ability and restore the body to its normal state. In addition, the pelvic belt has a very obvious postpartum body shaping and rehabilitation effect. It is the first magic weapon to cure postpartum low back pain, postpartum big butt syndrome and other uncomfortable symptoms. Therefore, after having the above understanding, we know that the pelvic belt is best used within two months after delivery. The effect is best at this time. Therefore, I hope that the majority of pregnant women and friends must pay attention to this point. Only in this way can we save our dislocated pelvis well and in time, which is very beneficial for our future life.