Dr. Ortho Heating Belt
Dr. Ortho

Size:
Est. delivery 5-7 Days
Immobilizes the shoulder joint.
Restricts movement and promotes faster healing.
Can be used as post operative support after injury.
Available in 2 attractive colours – black and beige.
Can be worn on both left and right side.
Available in 2 sizes – universal and special.
Eases pressure around the neck with the presence of soft cushion pad.
Adjustable hook and loop provides the wearer desired adjustment and delivers comfort.
Offers stability and relieves pain post trauma, injury and surgery.
Measure circumference around the chest and go for universal size if it lies between 70-107 cms and special size for 107-130 cms.
Can be handwashed with mild detergent and dry it on flat surface.
Flexible, comfortable, and easy to wear and remove.
Place the arm in resting position in wrist band and strap it around the neck make a cross at the back and bring it to the chest and fasten it.
Attach the arm band to the Velcro around the arm and bring it forward around the back towards the chest.
Do not dry clean, machine wash, or bleach.
Do not wear the support too tight.
Primary Prevention: Suitable for individuals experiencing mild shoulder discomfort, fatigue, or strain — helps support and rest the shoulder, limiting unnecessary movement and preventing further stress or injury.
Secondary Prevention: Essential when shoulder injury, sprain, or instability appear — helps immobilize the shoulder in a safe position, reduce pain and inflammation, and support the healing process.
Tertiary Prevention: Recommended for fractures, dislocations, post-surgical recovery, or persistent shoulder conditions — helps maintain proper shoulder alignment, ensures effective immobilization, and supports long-term recovery and functional rehabilitation.

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