Collection: Pelvic Girdle In Pregnancy

Wearing a support belt during pregnancy can positively impact women with low back pain, pelvic pressure, rectal separation, sacroiliac joint pain, pubic symphysis dysfunction, pelvic instability, and urinary incontinence. Women who use the girdle sometimes experience immediate pain relief; experience better daily functioning and get through their days with less pain and discomfort. When I was pregnant with my baby, I was the poster child for the belt. I use many different types, including sacroiliac straps and prenatal support straps. I am sure that I will be able to continue working and stay active during my pregnancy because these belts help me have a more stable pelvis and relieve my pain tremendously.

In ZSZBACE we have many back braces specially designed for women. Whether you've injured your collarbone or need a maternity brace, we've got you covered. Obviously, a woman's body is very different from a man's. Because of this, braces made for women are more effective in treating back problems. In fact, some doctors and scientists claim that back injuries are more common in women than men. For example, compression fractures and osteoporosis of the back are more common in women. A back compression fracture occurs when your vertebrae or spinal bones break. The main cause of compression fractures is osteoporosis, the inability of your body to make new bone. For obvious reasons, other back conditions that are more common in women include pregnancy-induced pain problems. Chronic back pain from pregnancy can also cause problems with pelvic pain. For all these reasons and more, it is very helpful for women to be able to use a harness designed for their specific anatomy for treatment.

Causes of Pelvic Pain During Pregnancy

Sometimes, the cause of pelvic pain during pregnancy can be mild. This can be due to cramps, gas and bloating or constipation

first trimester

Pelvic pain in the first trimester is often caused by your body adapting and making room for the baby. It may also be associated with digestive problems that tend to be more severe during pregnancy, such as gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)

Pelvic pain in early pregnancy can also be caused by a miscarriage. The most serious cause of pelvic pain in early pregnancy is an ectopic pregnancy, a pregnancy that occurs outside the womb. Ectopic pregnancy requires immediate medical attention.

second trimester

Round ligament pain is the most common cause of pelvic pain in the second trimester. The round ligament supports the uterus. They stretch during pregnancy to accommodate your growing baby. Round ligament pain is severe pain on either side of the abdomen or buttock area. Any sudden movement that causes these ligaments to retract quickly can cause this pain. It lasts only a few seconds and usually gets better in the third trimester.

last three months

Pelvic girdle pain (PGP), sometimes called symphysis pubis dysfunction (SPD), can occur at any stage of pregnancy, but is more common later in pregnancy. Pain can occur in your pubic bone, at about the level of your buttocks, on either side of your lower back, or in the perineum between your vagina and anus. It may also spread to your thighs. Your pussy may also feel rubbing or clicking. PGP is not harmful to your baby, but it can be very uncomfortable for you.


Ladies pelvic belt

This pelvic girdle is designed to treat and relieve pelvic pain and dysfunction, especially in women. Pelvic pain and dysfunction occurs when the SI pelvis is damaged or worn, causing the bones to rub against each other. Osteoarthritis often occurs when these bones rub against each other. Another common cause of pelvic pain is pregnancy. During pregnancy, hormones are released that cause the ligaments to relax. Pelvic pain is also common after pregnancy. This laxity of the ligaments can increase movement and stress in the joint. Because of this, a pelvic girdle is a fantastic treatment modality for women. Essentially, the belt relieves pain by stabilizing your pelvis. The waistband easily wraps around the hips and pelvis to provide circumferential compression.