Provides gentle traction to the spine, reducing pressure on the lower back, discs, and nerves. Helps to improve mobility and flexibility in the affected area. Offers a non-invasive solution for managing lower back pain and various pelvic issues. Can be used for post-operative and post-delivery care to help tighten loose abdominal muscles. Aids in managing pain from conditions like sciatica, vertebral fractures, and prolapsed intervertebral discs.

Wrap the pelvic traction belt around the pelvic region, ensuring a snug and comfortable fit. Adjust the straps to achieve the desired compression. If using with a traction kit, attach the straps to the spreader bar, which is then connected to a pulley system and weights as prescribed by your doctor. Start with short traction sessions of about 20-30 minutes and gradually increase the duration based on comfort and your healthcare provider's recommendation. The belt can be worn discreetly under clothing for daily activities.

Consult a healthcare professional before using the pelvic traction belt, especially if you have pre-existing medical conditions or are pregnant. Discontinue use if you experience any discomfort, pain, or adverse reactions. Avoid overuse; follow the recommended duration for traction sessions. Keep the product out of the reach of children. Hand wash with mild detergent and cold water, and air dry in the shade. Do not machine wash, iron, or bleach.

The belt is designed for use at home or in hospitals. For traction therapy, it is part of a kit that may include a spreader bar, traction pulley, and traction cord. The traction weight is typically calculated by a doctor, often as 1/8 of the body weight.