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Orthopedic braces: Most frequently asked questions

What types of orthopedic suspenders are there?

We offer a wide range of suspenders for legs, arms, waist-back, and posture correction.

What are orthopedic braces used for?

Splints are usually used after various surgeries, injuries or sports when it is necessary to support the joint, muscles and other soft tissues. In this case, splints can speed up the healing process, protect against further injury, facilitate movement and relieve pain. Splints are also used as an aid to correct posture - to support the development of correct posture.

What are the differences between suspenders?

Mostly suspenders differ in material composition, color, strength of support or tension. Some have additional pockets for compresses.

How long can suspenders be worn?

Depending on the injury or the purpose of wearing them, the time may vary. Always follow the recommendations of your doctor, physiotherapist or orthopedic traumatologist. If the brace is only intended for minimal muscle and joint support, wear the brace during physical activity or sport.

Why is it not recommended to wear a brace all the time?

It is not recommended to wear a brace all the time, as the muscles cannot do their job fully if they are compressed. This way they get rid of the strain, which can weaken the muscles even more and the problem can only increase if you stop wearing the splint.

Orthopedic braces can be used in many cases. One of the most common reasons is the rehabilitation period, when after experiencing trauma, injuries or suffering from inflammation, it is necessary to support and strengthen the joint, muscles and other tissues. In such cases, orthopedic braces speed up the healing process, make it possible to move more easily and feel less pain. Orthopedic braces can also act as a corrective measure - straightening the spine, improving posture, helping to develop correct posture and solving other problems. These braces are made of special materials that elastically fit the body and maximally conform to the curves of each part of the body, are plastic and do not hinder movement. Orthopedic braces can be chosen from a wide range, they are made specifically for each part of the body. There may be knee, ankle, wrist, waist and other types of orthopedic braces.