Lumbamed maternity back support
- Fully adjustable fitting possible
- Comfortable soft material
- Simple application
Description
Pregnancy means enormous changes to the body. Above all, the growing baby bump shifts the centre of gravity and increases the stress and strain on the pelvis and lumbar spine. This can cause symptoms and pain. Lumbamed® maternity is a support that has been especially developed to ease painful conditions in the lumbar spine during pregnancy.
- Thanks to the tension straps, the support is infinitely adjustable and can be adapted to the growing tummy. The user can flexibly dose the degree of support.
- The material is pleasantly soft and moulds itself to the shape of the pregnant tummy.
- The loop is on the outside allows for an easy and effortless application of the support.
Lumbamed® maternity stabilises the lumbar spine with dosable pressure, so that it can, among other things, relieve symptoms of abdominal stretch, hyperlordosis, lower back pain or sciatica. The fabric completely surrounds the abdomen. Together with the integrated stabilisation rods and individually dosable tension, the support relieves the increased strain caused by the baby bump. The reduced pull of the lower abdomen relieves the abdominal wall, pelvis and the lumbar spine. This can counteract back pain.
Important to know: the Lumbamed® maternity lumbar support does not restrict the unborn baby's freedom of movement.
Intended purpose:
Lumbamed maternity is a brace for stabilising the lumbar spine using pressure that can be applied at different levels.
Size Chart
Material Composition
Cotton, Polyamide, Polyester, Polyurethane
Washing Instructions
Indications
All indications which require stabilisation of the lumbar vertebrae with a range of pressure levels, such as:
- Pain in the lumbar region during pregnancy
- Complaints due to abdominal expansion
- Hyperlordosis due to pregnancy
- Lower back pain
- Lumbago combined with sciatica
Contra Indications
- Lumbamed maternity should not be used if the patient suffers from an inguinal hernia.
