Wearing a brace is not typically painful, but it may cause discomfort if not fitted correctly. It's important to follow fitting instructions and consult with your healthcare provider if any issues arise.
Hip bracing can be effective for providing temporary support and stability, particularly when used alongside other treatments like physiotherapy. It is not a long-term solution but can be very helpful in managing symptoms and protecting the joint during activities.
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for cleaning and maintenance. Ensure the brace is properly adjusted to avoid discomfort and skin issues.
It's generally not recommended unless advised by your healthcare provider. Wearing a brace while sleeping can cause discomfort and skin irritation.
Relief is often felt immediately when using the brace for support, but it’s important to combine bracing with other treatments for the best long-term results.
The duration varies depending on your condition and Dr. Khoo’s recommendations. It’s important to follow the prescribed usage to avoid overdependence on the brace.
This depends on your condition. Bracing is often used temporarily to support healing and should not be relied upon long-term without medical advice.
Yes, most braces are designed to allow for normal activities, but certain high-impact or strenuous activities may still need to be avoided.