Girdles are used for various complaints and conditions, including:

• Back pain: Chronic and acute back pain, herniated discs
• Spinal problems: Scoliosis, kyphosis, lordosis
• Osteoporosis: To prevent vertebral fractures
• Injuries: Stabilization after spinal injuries or surgeries
• Posture problems: Support and correction of poor posture
• Rehabilitation: After surgeries or severe back injuries

• Pain relief: Effectively reduces pain by supporting and relieving the affected spinal areas.
• Posture improvement: Promotes an upright and healthy body posture.
• Stabilization: Stabilizes the spine and prevents further injuries.
• Mobility improvement: Increases the mobility and functionality of the back.
• Individual adjustment: Can be tailored to the specific needs of the patient.
• Prevention: Prevents further damage and supports healing.

There are different types of corsets that are used depending on specific needs and areas of application:

1. Lumbar support corsets:

   • Application: For lower back pain, herniated discs, lumbar instability
   • Function: Stabilize and relieve the lower back

2. Thoracolumbar corsets:

   • Application: For combined problems in the thoracic and lumbar spine area, scoliosis
   • Function: Provide comprehensive support for the entire spine

3. Scoliosis corsets:

   • Application: For scoliosis to correct spinal curvature
   • Function: Correct and stabilize the spine to reduce curvature

4. Osteoporosis corsets:

   • Application: To prevent vertebral fractures in osteoporosis
   • Function: Provide additional support and protection for the spine

5. Postoperative corsets:

   • Application: After spinal surgeries to support healing
   • Function: Stabilize and relieve the operated spine

Corsets are essential aids in orthopedic care. By specifically supporting and stabilizing the spine, they can be a valuable help in pain therapy and rehabilitation.