I this cramer hop and groin spica wrap effective for male hip problems
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I ordered this for my wife, but she took therapy and never used the wrap. The therapy cured her pulled groin muscle.
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I experienced hip dislocation-technically ligament sprain. The binding, would become uncomfortable at some point (s) of the day.But this was indication of it working. It kept gravity from spreading my kips naturally outward horizontally , taking muscles and ligaments also. The wrap allowed ligaments to tighten, in spite of gravity pushing hips outward, giving hip that little extra help towards healing.
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I used it both ways and it absolutely done nothing for me. I spent 100s on the wraps and never no change. All body's are different tho. I hope this helps. My opinion tho save your $$$$
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Yes. The higher handles are easier to use if you have limited hip flexibility. The lower handles offer a greater range of motion. Great bar!
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No. This is for groin and inner thigh support. It will not help your hip problem.
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Yes it is, it is easy to use and comfortable. It was a life saver for me after the hip replacement surgery It only cost under 20 bucks on amazon with free shipping
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The wrap opens up and can be worn in either direction depending upon how much of your foot you want covered. I wear wide shoes and my broken ankle was horribly swollen. The wrap was completely adjustable with the velcro strap. I highly recommend it!
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I apply it in circular motion all over my thighs, buttocks, hips and abdomen. It works!
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It might. The idea of the wrap is to relieve anxiety, and the test results are pretty impressive. It helps our dog who gets frightened by gunshots and thunder. Even though the source of the anxiety is different, the goal is the same. I'd give it a try.
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The Jumper's Patellar Tendon strap is not just for females; it can benefit males as well as females. Give it a try.
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I would say no. It's best for wrapping around both ankles, and doing side, front, or back leg raises. This also strengthen hip muscles.
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I would think it might. Just keep in mind it's kinda like wet suit material. Doesn't really breathe & might cause some sweating in the entire area. You might be better off with the one piece pull on type, called a hip stabelizer. Material is like ace bandage, which might be better for healing process. Wishing you a speedy recovery!
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I would recommend placing the patch on a more smooth/flat area. For me the top of the buttocks works best.
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This wrap covers the entire knee, front, sides and back. Used it several times a day during recovery of total knee replacement,especially after physical therapy exercises. Was the best investment I ever made. The velcro does pill the covering sometimes but this wrap is totally wonderful. Kept it in the freezer in its plastic bag. Totally endorse this product. Great price on Amazon. Called a pharmacy in a grocery store here and it cost about $50.
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I think it would be helpful. I've been able to knit wearing the splint. My orthopedist recommended it if I needed pain relief but wanted mobility.
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It pretty much fits around your ankle as pictured.....like a sock. It's cold really offers excellent relief for a reasonable period of time! My rehab center had the same wrap.
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I haven't had to use it in a while, but it seems like it was at least an hour and I kept it in the freezer. I started using mine a few weeks after having hip surgery and was really happy with it. It was easy to attach and adjust, and stayed in place once i put it on.
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It helped my son who had inner thigh into hip pain. He wore it at school (6-7 hours a day) under his pants. He said the stabilization helped him from tweaking the injury when going up and down stairs and walking. Hope that helps!