Pelvic Pro | Patented Uterus Prolapse Support Belt for Dropped Bladder or Cervix, Vulvar Varicosities & SPD

• The Pelvic Pro is soft and thin enough to be easily worn under clothes without being obvious. Tested and proven to be less noticeable than competitor products.
• Apply and remove without hassle: slip the Pelvic Pro maternity support belt on in the morning, adjust the maternity belt and enjoy the rest of your day.
• Designed for prenatal or post-pregnancy support and other common medical conditions
• Fully adjustable for maximum comfort and support: Simply move the straps between the two sets of eyelets located on the back of the waistband to adjust the width, making them either narrower (fitting like a thong) or wider (like bikini-style underwear).

• Small: 26- 31"
• Medium: 31 - 37"
• Large: 37 - 47"
• XLarge: 47-57"

What conditions/injuries does this brace treat?

• This brace is designed to assist in the treatment, relief, and recovery of uterine prolapse and a variety of other feminine problems and conditions including, vulvar varicose veins, genital lymphedema, perineal edema, incontinence, pelvic bone pain, or external prolapsed bladder or cervix.

^{What is Uterine Prolapse?}

• Uterine, vaginal, or cervical prolapse occurs when pelvic floor muscles become too weak to support the uterus, causing it to slip down or fall out of the vagina.

Who Gets Pelvic Organ Prolapse?

• Pelvic organ prolapse occurs more frequently in older women, especially white and Hispanic ladies. Younger females or girls of other racial/ethnic groups are statistically less likely to experience prolapse.

What Causes a Prolapsed Uterus?

• Womb or uterine prolapse often happens to women during pregnancy but other risk factors include childbirth delivery, being overweight, old age, chronic coughing, constipation or straining during bowel movements, and repeated heavy lifting. A pregnancy belly band for prolapsed uterus support can help alleviate symptoms.

How does it work?

• The prolapsed pelvic support applies targeted pressure to reduce or restrict engorgement of the veins in the pubic region. This compression also supports the pelvic floor, holding your uterus and bladder in the proper anatomical position to prevent the feeling that “everything is falling out.”

When should I wear it?

• This brace is designed to be a discreet and comfortable option for all-day wear. We strongly recommend applying the Pelvic Pro first thing in the morning to help prevent swelling and pain before it begins.

What is it made of?

• Woven elastic waistband, padded elastic support pad, and elastic strapping system with medical-grade fasteners.

Who can wear it?

• Designed by women for women.

What size should I buy?

• Using a soft/flexible tape measure, find the circumference around your waist, in inches. This medical support wrap accommodates waist circumferences up to 68 inches.

Should I wear it under or over pants?

• It is soft and thin enough to be easily worn under clothes without being totally noticeable.

How do I put it on?

• Start with fasteners attached to waistband. Step into brace like underwear or pants. Position waistband at hips. Adjust tension strap to desired level and attach fasteners. Strap width can be adjusted by moving between narrow and wide eyelets, depending on your preference.

How do I adjust the brace?

• Simply move the straps between the two sets of eyelets located on the back of the waistband to adjust the width, making them either narrower (fitting like a thong) or wider (like bikini-style underwear).