To ensure maximum benefit and safe usage of the Pelvic Traction Belt, follow these clear and concise steps: Conditions to use the Pelvic Traction Belt for: Vertebral fractures Sciatica Chronic low back pain Prolapsed intervertebral disc Importance of doctor's supervision: The weight and duration of the traction treatment should be determined and overseen by a qualified doctor. Traction is a specialized treatment that requires professional evaluation and monitoring to ensure it is suitable for your specific condition and to avoid potential complications. Scientifically designed features for immobilization and support: The belt is scientifically designed to immobilize and support the spine effectively during traction. It is engineered to provide uniform longitudinal traction to the lumbar and sacroiliac region, helping to alleviate pressure from the spine and relieve pain. Easy application and perfect fitting: The Pelvic Traction Belt features a hook and loop closure, allowing for easy application and secure fitting around the pelvic region. Instructions for wearing the Pelvic Traction Belt: Positioning the belt for traction: Wrap the pelvic traction belt around the pelvic region, ensuring a secure and comfortable fit. Allow the traction straps to hang freely below the pelvic region, as they will be used to attach the belt to the traction system. Attaching to the Pelvic Traction Spreader Bar: Attach the rings on the traction straps of the belt to the Pelvic Traction Spreader Bar. This bar acts as a connector between the belt and the weight bag. Connecting to the weight bag: Use the Pelvic Traction Spreader Bar to connect the Pelvic Traction Belt to a weight bag, which will apply the traction force. The weight used for traction should be determined and adjusted by a qualified doctor based on your specific condition and needs. Remember: The traction treatment should always be conducted under the supervision of a qualified doctor or healthcare professional to ensure safety and effectiveness. The Pelvic Traction Belt is designed to provide support during traction therapy, promoting pain relief and helping with conditions like vertebral fractures, sciatica, chronic low back pain, and prolapsed intervertebral disc. Always follow your doctor's guidance regarding the weight and duration of traction treatment to ensure optimal results and avoid any potential risks. Regularly communicate with your healthcare professional to assess your progress and make any necessary adjustments to the treatment plan.