Is a pelvic belt necessary?

骨盤ベルトって必要なの?

Is a pelvic belt necessary?
One of the questions I often hear from postpartum mothers is whether they need a pelvic belt.
Some mothers seem to think that their pelvis opens up during childbirth and will remain open if they don't wear a pelvic belt.
This time, we will answer such questions!

Does the pelvis remain open after giving birth?
The answer is NO. Don't worry.
During birth, the pelvis opens wider than usual temporarily to allow the baby to pass through the narrow birth canal, but then quickly returns to its original position.
Also, even though the pelvis opens, it remains stable through the use of many ligaments, muscles, and other tissues, so these will not be destroyed.

◆Is a pelvic belt necessary?
Why is there a product called a pelvic belt if the pelvis doesn't open?
This is because even if the pelvis does not open widely, it may shift slightly from its normal symmetrical position before pregnancy.
Even if it does shift, it's only a few millimeters.
Or the deviation is even smaller than that.
But even the slightest misalignment can cause pain.
That's why there's a product called a pelvic belt.
By tightening your pelvis, you can correct that slight misalignment and raise your child comfortably!
Therefore, there is no need for all postpartum mothers to rush out and purchase a pelvic belt.
In particular, during the postpartum period immediately after giving birth, hormone balance is disrupted, making you more likely to feel pain in various places.
If your condition continues for a long time after you have been discharged from the hospital, it is not too late to consider purchasing a belt.
Don't rush, please think about it and consult with your body☺️

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