Braces

Braces are supportive devices designed to provide stability and relief for joints, including the knees, ankles, and other body parts. They can help reduce pain and discomfort caused by arthritis, ligament injuries, and tendinitis. 

• Knee braces: are commonly used to support the knee joint during activities involving running, jumping, or twisting.
• Ankle braces: Support and stabilize the ankle joint. They can help prevent ankle sprains and other injuries by providing additional support to the ligaments and tendons in the ankle.

Back and neck pain can make it hard for an athlete to practice sports, but orthopedic braces can help athletes overcome back and neck pain. Orthopedic braces come in various types to correct the problems that limit a person's athletic performance. They include lumbar braces for injured lower limbs, hip braces for athletes with flat feet, rib cage braces to align the upper body, and foot braces to help fix flat feet and injuries to the knees and hips, in addition to supporting a patient to overcome pain related to injured joints.

In general, braces can help provide additional support and stability to joints that are weakened or injured. They can help reduce pain and inflammation by compressing the affected area. Additionally, some braces help correct alignment issues or limit joint movement to prevent further injury.