Wearing a brace is not typically painful but may cause discomfort if not fitted correctly.
Braces are effective for temporary support and pain relief, especially when combined with physiotherapy. They are not a long-term solution but can be helpful in the initial healing phases.
Follow cleaning instructions provided by the manufacturer and ensure it fits properly.
Yes, if advised by your doctor, but it should be comfortable and not restrict circulation.
Relief is often felt immediately as the brace provides support, but full recovery depends on the condition being treated.
Duration depends on the condition being treated, but typically a few weeks to months.
Bracing is usually a short-term treatment. Long-term use may be necessary for chronic instability or post-surgical protection.
Many daily activities can be performed, but you should avoid strenuous activities or heavy lifting.