Back Pain
Most back pain is muscular or postural, and for that a soft support that adds warmth, compression and a gentle reminder to move well is often all a back needs — braces like Bauerfeind LumboTrain or medi Lumbamed, comfortable enough to wear through a working day. Pain traced to a disc problem, facet joint irritation or sacroiliac (where the spine meets the pelvis) instability points at firmer, more targeted braces; posture problems linked to osteoporosis have their own designs, medi Spinomed and Bauerfeind Spinova Osteo among them; and Aspen's rigid spinal braces control motion after surgery or fracture.
The rule of thumb: the more serious the diagnosis, the more the brace choice belongs to your clinician — bring their instructions, and each product page's indications and rigidity notes will point you at the right model. Soft supports you can choose confidently yourself for everyday aching, and sizing is a simple waist or hip measurement.
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medi Lumbamed Disc Back Support — Men -
medi Lumbamed Disc Back Support — Women -
medi Lumbamed Facet Back Support -
medi Lumbamed Basic Back Brace — Men -
medi Lumbamed Basic Back Brace — Women -
medi Lumbamed Plus Back Brace — Men -
medi Lumbamed Plus Back Brace — Women -
medi Lumbamed Maternity Back Brace -
medi Lumbamed Sacro Pelvic Support
