- Always ensure correct fitting before use; improper use may cause discomfort or injury.
- Consult with a medical professional if pain or discomfort is experienced during use.
- Do not over tighten the brace as it might lead to circulation issues.
FAQs
Q1. What is a long Taylor brace?
Ans. A long Taylor brace, also known as a Taylor brace belt, is a type of spinal brace that provides support to all dorsal, lumbar and sacral vertebrae. It helps immobilise the spine in a neutral position while still permitting required body movement.
Q2. What are the benefits of the Taylor brace belt?
Ans. The Taylor brace belt offers many benefits including immobilisation of the spine in neutral position, support to injured or weak vertebras, relief from back pain and improved posture. It's also beneficial for those suffering from thoracolumbar injuries and intervertebral disc problems.
Q3. How do you measure a Taylor brace?
Ans. A Taylor brace is typically measured according to your waist circumference and torso height. You measure your waist around its narrowest point and your torso from your shoulder to your waist.
Q4. How to wear a Taylor brace?
Ans. First, open the Taylor brace belt and wrap it around your lower back. Ensure that the rigid splints are placed at the middle of your back. Bring the ends of the belt to your front and secure them using the large hook-loop panel. Adjust the shoulder straps to achieve a firm grip and neutral spinal posture.
Q5. Is it good to sleep with the Tynor brace belt?
Ans. Sleeping with a Tynor brace belt on is generally not recommended unless specifically advised by a medical professional. The brace is designed to provide support during movement and may not be comfortable or beneficial during sleep.
Q6. How long should I wear a spinal brace each day?
Ans. The duration for which you should wear a spinal brace varies based on your specific condition and your doctor's recommendation. Typically, it's worn during waking hours for maximum benefit.
Q7. Can a spinal brace help correct my posture?
Ans. Yes, a spinal brace like the Taylor brace can enhance your posture by supporting the spine in its natural alignment. This can aid in correcting postural defects over time.
Testimonials
'I've been suffering from back pain for years, and the Taylor brace belt has provided significant relief. It's comfortable and doesn't restrict my movement.' - Ravish Sharma, Engineer, 54
'The Taylor brace belt is truly a game changer for me. It fits perfectly and provides great support to my spine. I'm able to continue my daily routine without discomfort.' - Lekha Singh, HR Professional, 46
'I bought the Taylor brace belt for my father who has lumbar disc problems. He's been using it for a few months now and has experienced considerable improvement in his condition.' - Ram Negi, Businessman, 40