Lumbar Decompression Belt

A lumbar decompression belt is a medical device designed to provide support and relief for individuals suffering from lower back pain or discomfort. It is typically used as a non-invasive treatment option for conditions such as herniated discs, degenerative disc disease, sciatica, and general lower back strain. The lumbar decompression belt is worn around the waist and secured using adjustable straps. It consists of a belt-like structure made from a durable and flexible material, often with added padding or cushioning for comfort. The main feature of the decompression belt is its ability to apply controlled traction or decompression to the lumbar spine, which is the lower region of the spine. The belt usually incorporates an inflatable mechanism, such as an air bladder or pump, located at the back or sides of the belt. By inflating this mechanism, the belt creates a gentle pulling force that elongates the spine and increases the space between the vertebrae in the lumbar region. This