Beschreibung
Common problem
Problems with the sacroiliac joint are the most common cause of back pain today. Sprained ligaments in the pelvic region cause an imbalance in muscle function, leading to structural compensation patterns. These often manifest as muscle spasms or weakness, as well as back, hip, and leg pain.
How does the Serola iliosacral belt work?
The Serola sacroiliac belt addresses a range of common mild, moderate, and even severe back problems. It is strapped around a specific point on the hips, stabilizing the lower spine and acting as an external band to restore the sacroiliac joint to its normal range of motion. This relieves pain caused by strained muscles, ligament strain, muscle spasms, and pinched nerves in the hips and pelvis. Wearing the Serola sacroiliac belt during the day can significantly reduce the risk of injury at work and during leisure activities.
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Serola makes the difference
- With its patented design, the Serola sacroiliac belt is the only medical belt that normalizes the range of motion of the sacroiliac joint.
- A non-elastic layer mimics the function of the ligaments while simultaneously limiting movement, so that the movement does not exceed the normal range.
- An elastic layer provides compression, which pulls the sacroiliac joint together and supports posture.
- No uncomfortable buckles or padding
- It replaces the function of ligaments, not muscles, so muscle function and strength can be improved throughout the body.
- Can be worn for extended periods without risk of muscle wasting or atrophy.
The Serola iliosacral belt compared to products from other manufacturers
When choosing the right belt, you should consider the function of the straps:
- Bands define the limits of the range of motion.
- Bands are fundamentally not elastic – elastic material cannot define a clear endpoint.
- Ligaments do not pull a joint together, but allow movement within a normal range of motion.
- Ligaments transmit a sense of position and thus support the regulation of muscle tone.
Studies have found that the correct tension for a sacroiliac belt is roughly equivalent to tying your shoelaces. Many products use buckles and other fastening systems that restrict movement more than normal and can potentially lead to further irritation of the joint. In contrast, fully elastic belts without a fastener cannot provide a clear restriction of movement, which can create a false sense of security.
The patented sacroiliac belt from Serola combines the advantages of both layers. They support the pressure-change mechanism and counteract adverse stress on the sacroiliac joint caused by bending, lifting, or twisting. The belt’s key feature is that it compresses the soft tissue of the hip just enough to allow the hip to open only as far as it would in a normal range of motion. The elastic layer compresses the joint, moves the pelvis into a normal position, and improves posture.
Available sizes: (Size information in the bottom right corner of the label)
The Serola belt is worn around the hips, not the waist.
- Small (76 – 86 cm hip circumference)
- Medium (86 – 102 cm hip circumference)
- Large (102 – 117 cm hip circumference)
- X-Large (117 – 132 cm hip circumference)
Special sizes – only for a hip circumference under 76 cm or over 132 cm. All measurements correspond to standard sizes (measurements must be entered at checkout).
