Are pelvic correction belts effective?

Jun 12, 2024 Source: Cainiu Health
Disease description:

I just gave birth recently, and my friend suggested that I use a pelvic correction belt. Does a pelvic correction belt actually work?

Doctor's answer (1)
Dr. Yang Ziqi
Pelvic correction belts are indeed useful under specific circumstances. 1. They are primarily used to assist postpartum women in pelvic recovery. By means of physical support, these belts help correct the pelvis and significantly aid postpartum mothers in achieving faster pelvic recovery, maintaining body shape, and enhancing self-confidence. 2. They can also effectively correct the pelvis for individuals who naturally have a wider pelvis, thereby improving overall posture and appearance. Certain precautions should be observed when using a pelvic correction belt. For example, it must be positioned correctly, mainly targeting the recovery of symphysis pubis diastasis and ligament damage; during symphysis pubis recovery, the hip area must be properly secured. Additionally, low-quality products should be avoided, as they often fail to meet quality standards, offer limited practical benefits, and may cause physical discomfort when used.