Umbilical Hernia Belt 8 Australian Healthcare Supplies

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Code: A 03Sizes Available: S, M, L, XL, XXL We are introducing our Tummy Trimmer/Abdominal belt. It is the perfect solution for waistline reduction and support for various abdominal conditions. Whether you're recovering from surgery or childbirth It's easy to use and can be worn discreetly under clothing, making it a convenient aid for everyday use. Give your abdominal muscles the support they need with our Tummy Trimmer/Abdominal belt. Provides targeted support and compression Suitable for a range of abdominal conditions Can be used as a post-operative or post-delivery aid ◄Benefits Supporting and reducing pain associated with various types of hernias. These include Umbilical, Incisional, Epigastric, Ventral, or Inguinal, before and after surgery. Also can be used as an alternative to surgical treatment for reducible hernias. Providing compression and support to the abdominal muscles for waistline reduction, making it useful as a

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