New Serola Sacroiliac Belt V2

The patented design of the SEROLA SACROILIAC BELT is a breakthrough in biomechanics technology for supporting the pelvis, back and hips. By uniquely stabilizing the sacroiliac joints (SI joint) at the base of the spine, the SEROLA BELT relieves back, hip, pelvic and leg pain while relaxing the muscles and promoting healing. The SEROLA BELT treats Sciatica, SI Joint Dysfunction, Disc Herniation, Hip Degeneration, Lateral Canal Stenosis, Pubic Symphysis Dysfunction, Pelvic Girdle Dysfunction, Facet Syndrome and more. It is a conservative solution for those suffering from acute or chronic back pain, as well as for anyone doing repetitive bending, twisting, lifting or prolonged sitting or standing.

SEROLA BELT FOR LOWER BACK PAIN

If you have been dealing with hip pain or back pain, it may be a sign that it is time to get a back support. The Serola Sacroiliac Belt is designed to help support your back, thus giving you more effective strength in your back, hips, and legs. By wearing our belt, you are taking the first step in conservative care and treating your body well. When the belt is being worn, it acts as an external ligament to help support the body and stabilize the SI joint.

If you want to get relief from low back pain, do not waste any more time. By relieving your back pain with the Serola Sacroiliac Belt you can feel happier and less stressed. We can help you get your pain-free body back. Your body will thank you!

SEROLA BELT FOR SCIATICA RELIEF & TREATMENT

There are two major causes of sciatica, both of which involve irritation to the sciatic nerve, but differ in where the pressure is applied, yet both have the same original cause, the sacroiliac joint. The pain is most often felt in the buttocks but may follow the nerve down the back of the upper leg to the outside of the calf, and into the big toe. In some instances, it can lead to weakening and shrinking of the leg muscles that are served by the sciatic nerve.

Treatment involves stabilizing the sacroiliac joint (SI joint). The Serola Belt may be considered the first step in conservative care as it may give complete relief by itself. Most exercise involves stretching but, be careful, muscles become tight for a reason; they help stabilize the SI joint. Stretching tight muscles may also stretch the sacroiliac ligaments &re-injure the SI joint. Wearing a Serola Belt during exercise and stretching is your best chance to keep the SI joint stable and minimize stress to the sciatic nerve.