Compression Hip Support Belt

The Compression Hip Support Belt has been designed to provide relief from a wide range of injuries and conditions affecting the pelvic area. It can be worn after surgery to reduce swelling, and is available in a choice of sizes to ensure an accurate fit for optimal relief.

Who Can Benefit from the Hip Support Belt?

The Hip Support Belt provides compression to the pelvic cradle and sacroiliac (SI) joints, which helps to encourage pain relief and reduce any associated discomfort. It is most commonly used for:

• Hip separation and instability
• Pubic symphysis pain
• Sacroiliac pain
• Sciatica
• Post-operative recovery, such as abdominoplasty, tummy tuck, and Pfannenstiel incision

How Do I Wear the Compression Hip Support Belt?

To put the belt on:

1. Detach the Velcro tabs on the hip section and fold them in to prevent clinging to clothing.
2. With the label in the back, pull the elastic band up around legs and position it on hips for targeted support.
3. Reach back with both hands, unfold the tabs, pulling forward until comfortable compression is achieved.
4. Then attach ends to the band. Re-adjust the belt as needed for maximum comfort and support.

How Durable Is This Support Belt?

The Compression Hip Support Belt is designed to easily last for the duration of one pregnancy. With proper care, it's durable enough to last through more than one pregnancy. Due to the nature of elastic, extended ageing can alter the integrity of the stretch, and with it some loss of supportive value.

What Is the Compression Hip Support Belt Made From?

The Compression Hip Support Belt has the following composition:

• Nylon (56%)
• Polyester (30%)
• Spandex (7%)
• Polypropylene (7%)

Washing Instructions

To wash your Hip Support Belt, attach the Velcro tabs to the soft band and launder in cold water on gentle cycle with similar colours, then line dry. Use a garment bag for added life of the support.

Sizing of the Hip Support Belt

The Compression Hip Support Belt is available in a choice of three sizes to provide the most supportive and comfortable fit. To determine the size required, please measure around your hips, then consult the table below. You can select your chosen size from the drop-down menu at the top of the page.

If your circumference falls on the border between two sizes, it's recommended that you go a size up, ensuring a comfortable fit throughout pregnancy.