Lauma Medical

Products for expectant and nursing mothers

Given the importance of using environmentally friendly materials and perfect designs during pregnancy and breastfeeding, Lauma Medical has developed a range of products, from which we have selected the best and most necessary for use during this wonderful period of life.

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Products for expectant and nursing mothers

Designed to support the stomach and reduce back strain

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Cotton-rich stretch material helps to gently support the growing volume of the abdomen, without limiting fetation and helps the fetus to take the correct position, thereby reducing the likelihood of complications.

An additional 8 cm of elastic waistband supports the muscles of the anterior abdominal wall and lower back during pregnancy.

The belt also helps to cope with the growing feeling of heaviness, makes walking easier and prevents stretch marks.

Medical elastic supporting predelivery pants

# Model 109

Designed to reduce the strain on the woman's lower back and support the anterior abdominal wall during pregnancy.

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90%

# Cotton

10%

# Elastane

Size table

a — hip girth

Several levels of bindings make it possible to adjust the size of the bra.

The special design and materials used provide an additional feeling of comfort and stability even when the size of the breast changes.

Bra upper fasteners help to release the nipple for nursing and carry out hygiene activities without removing the bra.

Medical stretch nursing bra

# Model 108

Designed for women in the postpartum period to facilitate nursing as well as prevent mastitis and milk stagnation.

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85%

# Cotton

5%

# Elastane

10%

# Polyamide

Size table

1 — girth under bust, cm

2 — girth bust, cm

Can be used after childbirth to strengthen the anterior wall of the abdomen.

The design of the bandage is made of additional attachments for a sense of stability and comfort, as well as breathable materials that prevent excessive sweating and allow the skin to breathe.

Additional bands on the sides of the bandage keep the stomach in the needed position. The Velcro straps on the front and sides make it possible to choose the most appropriate bandage tension for maximum comfort.

Maternity support belt

# Model 103

An elastic maternity support bandage is designed to support the stomach and reduce back strain.

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20%

# Cotton

24%

# PUE???

56%

# Polyamide

Size table

a — girth under the belly

Can be used after childbirth to strengthen the anterior wall of the abdomen.

The design of the bandage is made of additional attachments for a sense of stability and comfort, as well as breathable materials that prevent excessive sweating and allow the skin to breathe.

Additional bands on the sides of the bandage keep the stomach in the needed position. The Velcro straps on the front and sides make it possible to choose the most appropriate bandage tension for maximum comfort.

Supportive pregnancy bandage

# Model 112

Supportive pregnancy bandage designed for relieving load at the bottom part of the back and supporting of the abdomen during pregnancy.

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37%

# Cotton

25%

# Polyacrylic

13%

# Polyester

17%

# Elastane

8%

# Polyamide

Size table

a — girth under the belly

Need to know

Doctors usually recommend wearing a bandage from the 4th month of pregnancy.

The obstetrician-gynecologist prescribes the use of a bandage, taking into account the age of the mother, the duration of pregnancy, the position of the fetus and the number of previous births.

There are a number of medical and cosmetic indications for the use of a bandage during and after pregnancy:

It is forbidden to wear a bandage for 24 hours - wear it according to the scheme.

If a pregnant woman walks or stands a lot during the day, remove the bandage every 3 hours for 30 minutes.

Special physical exercises

To prepare the muscles of the uterus and abdominals for childbirth, the wearing of prenatal and postnatal bandage must be combined with special physical exercises. Gymnastics can also be done in a bandage.

Indications for wearing a prenatal bandage:

Gestational age more than 20 weeks

Repeated pregnancy, during which the abdominal wall stretches faster and stronger

Active lifestyle (when the expectant mother is in an upright position for 3 hours a day or longer)

It is especially important for working expectant mothers.

Predisposition to stretch marks

The appearance of stretch marks due to a decrease in the layer of fatty tissue that nourishes the skin and ensures its elasticity

Weak muscles of the anterior abdominal wall and pelvic floor

It puts an extra strain on the back.

Lower back pain during pregnancy

It doesn’t result in any consequences, though it is hard to endure daily for several months.

Some types of obstetric pathology

Rachiocampsis

Osteochondrosis

(uterine scar; threatened miscarriage in the second and third trimesters; excessive enlargement of the uterus, polyhydramnios, multiple pregnancies, large fetuses; placenta previa or low position)