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Is it helpful to wear a posture corrector brace to correct posture, mainly anterior pelvic tilt and hunch back/rounded shoulder ? Thanks
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Sir you r just 32 and y do you want to rely yourself on any external devices like brace to correct your posture please visit a good fitness trainer near you or a physiotherapist who can guide to strengthen your back muscles to keep your erect
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Just consult physiotherapist as soon as possible with all the reports for better treatment
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Chiropractic Mobilization will help. Do the cat/cow stretch. Get on all fours, with your arms straight and your hands directly under your shoulders; your knees hip-width apart.
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hello sir ,use posture corrector brace along with pelvic exercise help a lot to over come the conditon .
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No. U don't wear a posture corrector brace without prescription . First u correct it through proper exercises there will be definitely improvement by expert.
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Continue exercises and correct posture while u will gain normal posture.
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It's better that you don't go for the corrective belts as you need to find out the exact cause behind these problems and for this you can consult us online.
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It will make your muscles stiff further restricting movements . Posture correction should be done by active muscle work for which you will need guidance by a physiotherapist.
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meet a nearby physiotherapist to get your condition assessed.
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Do not fall trap on products available in market claiming to correct posture just by wearing them.
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Meet the physiotherapist first .then he will suggest you properly
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U can start fitness programme through ur trainer than depending on braces
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pilates may helpful
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meet instructor
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Meet physiotherapists  exercise will help you to correct posture
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It depends on the shape of the brace! So it would be better if you consult near by physiotherapist or orthopaedic!
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The braces are only for mechanical support . You need to have a proper muscle work for better stability in terms of posture as well as movement based!! Hence lol for closeby physio good in movement based Therapy and start working on your muscles!!
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Not really, it doesn't work out that ways. You have to actively correct your posture. Consult with a physiotherapist who have orthopaedic experience.
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Without any assessment or examination it's not good to say any thing better you go near by physiotherapist center
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