Sacroiliac Si Hip Belt - Immediate Relief for Sciatica, Pelvic, Lower Back, Lumbar and Leg Pain. Si Joint Support for Women and Men. Anti-Slip Sciatic Nerve Brace

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Viene en un empaque con instrucciones y bolsa de tela de transporte.Faja de gran calidad, resistencia, ligera y brinda un alivio prácticamente inmediato. Recomendado para usar en breves periodos de tiempo o incluso todo el día, pero no tan fuerte para evitar heridas por presión o lastimar la piel.

Es una excelente opción para quienes tenemos dolor de ciática, no es incómodo usarlo , se puede traer en la bolsa de mano.

I am a 66-year old male. I am athletic and very health oriented but had to give up tennis about a year ago because of lower back/hip pain. X-rays of the area showed nothing abnormal. Bursitis, Sciatica, Arthritis, Lumbar, Sacroiliac. These are some of the words thrown around by my doctors. They recommended physical therapy and of course NSAIDs. The physical therapy was worthless and even though the NSAIDS did help I did not want to be dependent on them just to get by. I did my own research and developed my own physical therapy routine which included specialized stretches, range-of-motion movements, weight lifting, recumbent bicycle, swimming, and more. Averaging about 1 1/2 hours per day I have gotten myself in the best shape of my life. But, the back/hip pain was still there--exactly as before. So, a couple weeks ago I got very serious about it and went to my doctor again. This is when he finally mentioned the sacroiliac joint. That's as far as it went in the office but at least he gave me the idea. When I got home i started my research. Yes, it was finally starting to make sense! STABILITY -- that's what the sacroiliac provides. The joint actually moves very little but it protects the spinal column from too much vibration and motion. The joint is connected with a vast network of ligaments, tendons, muscle, and of course nerves, and when it gets injured it needs time to heal. The problem is that even the most minor of daily activities will stress the joint and potentially cause more damage making healing difficult or impossible. So I would wake up in the morning with little or no pain. As the day went on, walking, sitting, getting in and out of the car, bending, leaning, reaching. All these things could "set it off" and by the end of the day I was almost always in misery. Anyway, in my research i came across the idea of using a sacroiliac belt. I immediately went to Amazon and ordered this belt paying an extra $10 for expedited shipping. I'm not writing this excruciatingly verbose review to praise this specific belt, although it is well-made, priced right, and does what it is supposed to do. I am writing this to encourage those with similar pain to at least give this a try. From the moment I put it on I got a nice feeling of STABILITY that I hadn't felt for a long while. Right away I could start doing many many activities without having to worry about "setting off" my hip. Its too early to tell how long its going to take to heal, but at the end of the day i feel great with little or no pain--and the belt is actually very comfortable. I wear it all day and for me it is most effective worn in the cradle formed by the ilium and hip bones. In that position is also has the advantage of remaining in place without riding up, etc.

Spell I have sacroiliac pain. It is well-made and would probably work for a taller person. When I first put it on, I felt relief. After walking around my apt with it on it was OK helped me walk better but the minute I sat down, it was digging into my groin. I bought this belt in the regular size. Hips measure 45 inches around. It did fit me with a 3 inch overlap. That wasn’t the problem. The problem is that I am 5’ 3” tall and short-waisted. So I returned it free of charge and ordered one that is not quite as thick and wide, which works better for me.

Producto hecho con materiales de calidad y buen acabado