Abdominal Supports

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What Are The Benefits Of Wearing An Abdominal Brace? If you’ve ever dealt with abdominal or stomach pain, then you know how important the feeling of relief can be. An abdominal binder is, in most cases, a compression band that can help decrease the amount of stress on your stomach, abdomen, and back muscles. Whether you’re on the hunt for pain relief, or just want some extra support while you’re active, there is a stomach brace out there for you. How Do I Know If I Need A Stomach Support? Abdominal and stomach supports are typically used by individuals who have undergone surgical procedures on their abdomen or pelvic region; pregnant mothers; individuals with hernias; athletes recovering from injury; and those suffering from chronic pain. Common Abdominal Pain Conditions and Injuries Abdominal injuries and conditions are not uncommon, there are a wide variety of reasons you may be experiencing pain in the abdomen, such as: Abdominal hernias Umbilical hernias Diastasis recti Lower back pain Postpartum stomach separation Incisional and ventral hernias Broken, cracked, or dislocated ribs Intercostal or abdominal muscle strain and weakness Common Abdominal Surgeries One of the most common reasons for the use of an abdominal support is for compression and healing following surgery in the abdomen or stomach. If you’re recovering from one of these procedures, a belly band can help provide some extra support: Cesarean section Bladder surgery Liposuction Gastric bypass Tummy tuck or abdominoplasty Hernia repair Obesity-related waist surgeries Appendix removal Hysterectomy Gallbladder surgery How Does A Belly Binder Work? An abdominal binder is worn around the stomach or waist, helping support your core by providing support for your muscles and joints. A waist wrap will help relieve pain caused by an injury or condition, and it helps to reduce scarring and stiffness of muscles post-surgery. Belly belts also work very effectively to reduce swelling and bruising. The thermal qu