JP2014163014A - Maternity belt - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a maternity belt easing low back pain by performing moderate pelvis tightening giving no harmful effect to an unborn child before childbirth, and firmly supporting the lower abdominal region during pregnancy.SOLUTION: A maternity belt includes: a maternity belt body 11 attached to the circumference of the abdominal region so as to cover at least the abdominal region front surface AB of a pregnant woman; and a pelvis belt part 21 connected to the maternity belt body 11 and suppressing the distortion of the pelvis. In the maternity belt body 11 in a fitting state, a lower end part 13c of an abdominal region covering part 13 covering the abdominal region front surface AB is arranged below the anterior superior iliac spine, and inclines to the vertical direction so as to correspond with the swelling of the lower abdominal region of a pregnant woman. The pelvis belt part 21 in a fitting state is connected to a side circumference than the abdominal region covering part 13 in the maternity belt body 11, and is wound around the pelvis passing the back from the side circumference so as to be connected to the lower end part 13c.

Description

  The present invention relates to a pregnant woman band having a back pain prevention function.

Pregnant women often use pregnant belts to protect and keep their abdomen warm. In particular, when the abdomen swells up to the late pregnancy stage, the abdomen becomes considerably heavy. Therefore, a structure that supports the lower abdomen with a belt with a pregnant woman has been proposed. This belt is also called a support band, and is provided with a reinforcing member partially with respect to the pregnant band, and is used to support the swollen lower abdomen. In addition, as a pregnant woman belt with a belt, a pregnant woman belt having a function of relieving low back pain by supporting the lower abdomen has been proposed (see Patent Document 1).
By the way, in recent years, not only pregnant women but also their posture is bad, and an increasing number of women are suffering from back pain due to distortion of the pelvis and spine, and there is a strong interest in performing posture correction. In particular, by tightening the pelvis, it is possible to relieve low back pain and obtain a more beautiful proportion, so that the demand for a pelvic tightening belt is increasing.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2005-207001

However, if the belt is not the type as in Patent Document 1 that supports the lower abdomen but the pelvis is tightened, the pregnant woman cannot perform strong tightening because the fetus is in the abdomen. As the muscles loosen, there is a risk that the posture corrected with great effort will be greatly destroyed.
The present invention has been made in consideration of such a condition, and moderate pelvic tightening that does not adversely affect the fetus can be performed from the prenatal period to relieve back pain and to firmly support the lower abdomen during pregnancy. The purpose is to provide a pregnant woman band.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, the present invention is a pregnant woman band body that is attached around the abdomen so as to cover at least the front surface of the abdomen of the pregnant woman, and a band shape in which only one end is connected and fixed to the pregnant woman band body. And a pelvic belt portion wound around the pelvis. And, in the wearing state, the lower end of the abdominal covering portion that covers the front surface of the abdomen is disposed below the upper anterior iliac spine and the maternal body is vertically oriented so as to correspond to the swelling of the lower abdomen. The pelvic belt portion is connected to the side periphery of the abdomen covering portion of the pregnant woman belt body in the mounted state, and passes from the side periphery to the back through the back to the periphery of the pelvis. It is wound and connected to the lower end portion.

For this reason, for example, pulling the pelvic belt part, one end of which is connected and fixed to the side periphery of the abdominal covering part of the pregnant woman belt body, turning it to the back side, and its tip is the lower end part of the abdominal covering part of the pregnant woman belt body When connected to, the lower end of the abdominal covering part of the pregnant woman belt body and the pelvic belt part cooperate to be wound around the pelvis, effectively suppressing pelvic distortion etc. Can be prevented.
Moreover, the pregnant woman belt body and the pelvic belt portion can be attached at the same time, and can be easily attached as compared with the case where the pregnant woman belt and the pelvic belt are separately attached.
Furthermore, in the maternal body, it is the lower end of the abdominal covering that pulls the pelvic belt part directly, so that the tension is not applied to the central area or upper part of the abdominal covering and compression is applied. It does not give a feeling and can also effectively prevent adverse effects on the fetus.
Moreover, the lower end portion of the abdominal covering portion to which the tension is directly applied is inclined with respect to the vertical direction so as to correspond to the swelling of the lower abdomen of the pregnant woman. Accordingly, tension is applied so as to support the lower abdomen from below instead of crushing the lower abdomen of the pregnant woman from the front, so that a sense of stability for supporting the lower abdomen can also be provided.

Preferably, the pregnant woman band body is a band shape that is wound around the abdomen, and has a stretchable member that exhibits stretchability at least in the direction of winding at the position where the abdomen starts to bulge in the mounted state, There are two pelvic belt portions, which are connected and fixed to both sides of the stretchable member of the pregnant woman belt body.
Then, since the pregnant woman belt body is in a belt shape wound around the abdomen, it can be attached to pregnant women having various lengths around the abdomen as compared to the cylindrical type or the like.
Moreover, since there are two pelvic belt portions, the pelvic belt portion can be wound around the pelvis by pulling evenly to the left and right.
And since the pregnant woman belt body has a stretchable member at the position where the abdomen starts to bulge, it expands and contracts according to the bulging condition of the different abdomen of the pregnant woman, and the abdominal covering part is made uniform with respect to the abdomen. Can be contacted.
Furthermore, since the pelvic belt part is connected and fixed to both sides of the stretchable member of the maternity belt body, even when the pelvic belt part is pulled, it is difficult to transmit the tension to the abdominal covering part. Overtightening can be effectively prevented. In addition, after wearing, even if the abdomen sways during walking, for example, the swaying is hardly transmitted to the root of the pelvic belt part, and therefore, displacement of the pelvic belt part can be effectively prevented.

  As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a maternity band that can moderately support the lower abdomen during pregnancy while performing moderate pelvic tightening that does not adversely affect the fetus in order to alleviate lower back pain.

The front view which shows the state applied to the wearer's abdomen in mounting | wearing the pregnant woman band which concerns on this invention. The perspective view seen from the front side which shows the state which mounted | wore the pregnant woman belt which concerns on this invention. The perspective view seen from the back side which shows the state which mounted | wore the pregnant woman belt which concerns on this invention. The partial side view which shows the state which mounted | wore the pregnant woman band which concerns on this invention. It is the front view around the pelvis of a pregnant woman, and the figure which saw through tissues, such as skin and muscles.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
The embodiment described below is a preferred specific example of the present invention, and thus various technically preferable limitations are given. However, the scope of the present invention is particularly limited in the following description. Unless otherwise stated, the present invention is not limited to these embodiments. Moreover, the same code | symbol attached | subjected in each figure has the same structure.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, the pregnant woman band 10 is a band with a pregnant woman band body 11 attached around the swollen abdomen of the pregnant woman M, and only one end connected and fixed to the pregnant woman band body 11, A pelvic belt portion 21 that suppresses pelvic distortion is provided. In the case of the figure, the pregnant woman belt body 11 is wound around the abdomen of the pregnant woman M, and the pelvic belt portion 12 is wound around the pelvis.
As shown in FIG. 1, the pregnant woman belt main body 11 has a belt shape that is wound so as to cover the abdomen front surface AB of the pregnant woman M, and is applied to the abdomen front surface AB in the middle region in the longitudinal direction (winding direction). And stretchable members 14, 14 that are stretched continuously at both longitudinal ends of the abdominal covering portion 13, and fixing belts 15, 15 that are fixed on the back of the pregnant woman M.

  The pregnant woman belt main body 11 is formed to be longer than at least the maximum dimension around the abdomen of the pregnant woman M with respect to the longitudinal dimension thereof, and with respect to the dimension in the short direction (width direction orthogonal to the winding direction) as a whole. The stomach covering portion 13 is the widest and the fixing belt 15 is the narrowest. The pregnant woman belt body 11 of the present invention is not limited to such a form, and may be, for example, a tube shape or a pants shape. The ability to support the abdomen can be adjusted according to the pregnant woman.

The abdomen covering portion 13 has a role of covering and protecting the abdomen of the pregnant woman while keeping the abdomen warm. As shown in FIG. 4, the belly covering portion 13 in the figure has a gentle arc shape with the upper peripheral edge 13a and the lower peripheral edge 13b, and as shown in FIG. It is designed to exhibit some elasticity in the vertical direction. Thereby, the abdominal covering part 13 can be mounted substantially corresponding to the body shape of the abdominal part that swells from the top to the bottom.
As shown in FIG. 1, the width of the belly covering portion 13 (the vertical dimension at the time of wearing) is the widest in the middle region in the longitudinal direction and narrows toward the fixing belts 15 at both ends. Further, the lower peripheral edge 13b of the abdominal covering part 13 and the lower end part 13c including the periphery thereof can be arranged below the upper anterior iliac spine T in the mounted state as shown in FIG. Has been.

The belly covering portion 13 is formed of a member that does not have or is less stretchable in the longitudinal direction (winding direction) (for example, a French pile ground). Thus, although the abdominal covering part 13 is formed of a member having no stretchability, the stretchable member 14 connected to the abdominal covering part 13 provides an appropriate stretchability for the pregnant woman body 11 as a whole. Is equipped.
Although the abdominal covering portion 13 is described as being formed from a member having no or less stretchability, the present invention is not limited to this, and in a pregnant woman band not including the stretchable member 14, the abdominal covering portion 13 It is desirable that 13 itself has appropriate stretchability.

The elastic member 14 of the pregnant woman belt body 11 is disposed at both ends in the longitudinal direction of the abdominal covering part 13 (that is, between the abdominal covering part 13 and the fixing belt 15), and the whole in the width direction (up and down direction when worn). (Overall width).
The elastic member 14 exhibits elasticity in at least the longitudinal direction, that is, the winding direction. The stretchable member 14 shown in the figure has flexibility and stretchability in the entire surface direction, so that the abdomen covering portion 13 can be applied following various shapes and movements of the abdomen.

Such a stretchable member 14 is provided at a position where the abdomen of the pregnant woman belt body 11 starts to swell. The stretchable member 14 has both moderate stretchability and elastic force, and is composed of, for example, a power net. Thereby, it is prevented as much as possible that the elastic member 14 can be extended only by the weight of the abdomen, and the abdomen covering part 13 can support the entire abdomen. And by providing the elastic member 14 at the position where the abdomen starts to bulge, it expands and contracts according to the bulging condition of the different abdomen of the pregnant woman, and makes the abdominal covering part 13 uniformly contact the entire abdomen. This prevents the abdomen from being pressurized. Furthermore, since the most suitable power net as the stretchable member 14 has air permeability as compared with the French pile ground constituting the abdominal covering portion 13, the abdominal covering portion 13 is more suitable than the power net. Can keep warm.
Note that the upper and lower peripheral edges 14a and 14b of the elastic member 14 are not a power net, but are piping, but the upper and lower peripheral edges 14a and 14b also have the same elasticity as the power net and are at least wound in the winding direction. It is desirable to have elasticity and to have flexibility in all directions.

  The fixing belt 15 of the maternity belt body 11 is formed so as to be continuous from the stretchable members 14, 14. As shown in FIG. 3, on the back surface of the pregnant woman M, one end 15 a and the other end 15 b Can be fixed. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, the fixing belt 15 is provided with a hook-and-loop fastener 15c on the back side of one end 15a, that is, on the side facing the pregnant woman M at the time of wearing, and the other end 15b. It can be attached to and detached from the surface, i.e., the surface not facing the pregnant woman M when worn. At least the surface side of the other end 15b of the fixing belt 15 is configured such that the hook-and-loop fastener 15c can be attached and detached over the entire surface. Thereby, the fixing belts 15 and 15 can be attached and detached in accordance with pregnant women having various lengths around the abdomen. Further, the width of the fixing belts 15 and 15 (the length in the vertical direction at the time of wearing) is such that it does not bite into the back of the pregnant woman M when wearing the pregnant woman belt body 11 and the back is not stiff. It is formed narrower than the belly covering portion 13. Further, the fixing belt 15 is formed of a member having no elasticity or a small number of members, for example, a French pile ground made of the same material as the stomach covering portion 13.

Subsequently, the pelvic belt portion 21 connected to the pregnant woman belt body 11 will be described, but before that, a preferable pelvic position around which the pelvic belt portion 21 is wound will be described.
FIG. 5 is a front view of the periphery of the pelvis. As shown in FIG. 5, the pelvis 1 is composed of a pair of hipbones 3 and 3 arranged symmetrically about the sacrum 2. Each acetabulum 3 has an iliac bone 4, an acetabulum 5 that is cartilage, a pubic bone 6, and a rib 7, and a thighbone root is formed in a recess formed from the side of the pubic bone 6 to the acetabulum 5. The bone 8 enters.
In the pelvis 1, the distance L between the pair of pubic bones 6 and 6 is widened by childbirth, and the expanded state continues even after childbirth. The state in which the distance L is widened, that is, the state in which the pelvis is relaxed, is considered to greatly affect back pain and body shape change. For this reason, conventionally, pelvic correction is performed immediately after delivery. However, even in the late pregnancy before childbirth, the abdomen swells with pregnancy, so pregnant women in this period tend to take a different posture according to body shape changes, which is a cause of pelvic distortion. It was connected. This is said to be a cause of low back pain, and it has been demanded to suppress pelvic distortion not only after delivery but also before delivery.
Accordingly, it is considered that moderate tightening of the pair of pubic bones 6 and 6 of the pelvis 1 can effectively suppress distortion and the like, and it is desirable that the pelvic belt portion is wound around the pubic bones 6 and 6. However, as described above, since the bone 8 at the base of the leg enters the recess formed from the side of the pubic bone 6 to the acetabulum 5, if the belt is wound around this band, Not only does it become difficult to walk by tightening the root, it also tends to shift with walking. On the other hand, since there is a fetus in the pregnant woman's abdomen, it is not preferable to strongly tighten the upper part of the acetabulum 3, so the pelvic belt part is located above the acetabulum 5 and below the iliac 4. It is most effective to wind the wire so as to be located in a band between (a band X shown by a one-dot chain line in FIG. 4; hereinafter referred to as “pelvic band S”).

Next, the pelvic belt portion 21 will be described in detail.
The pelvic belt portion 21 shown in FIG. 1 is composed of two pieces, which are connected and fixed one by one to the right and left fixing belts 15 and 15 (that is, the leading end side in the winding direction of the stretchable member 14) of the pregnant woman belt body 11. . The pelvic belt portions 21 and 21 are formed of the same material as that of the fixing belt 15, for example, a French pile having little or no stretchability.
The two pelvic belt portions 21 and 21 are wound in opposite directions around the pelvis to form a band-shaped member whose width is narrower than that of the fixing belt 15, and further, in the pelvic zone S as described above. Since it is preferable to wind, the width is equal to or smaller than the pelvic zone S.
Since the two pelvic belt portions 21 and 21 in the figure are bilaterally symmetrical and have the same configuration, the left and right pelvic belt portions 21 will be described below unless otherwise specified.

A base (one end) 21 c of the pelvic belt portion 21 is joined to a proximal end side of the fixing belt 15, that is, a lower peripheral edge 15 d close to the stretchable member 14. The lower peripheral edge 15d to which the pelvic belt portion 21 is bonded and fixed is arranged substantially at the upper portion of the pelvic zone S.
Further, in the deployed state of FIG. 1, the pelvic belt portion 21 has the lower peripheral edge 15d as the base end so as to move away from the abdominal covering portion 13 (that is, toward the back side in the worn state). It extends obliquely downward with a required angle θ1 with respect to the horizontal direction. This angle θ1 is an angle that does not greatly deviate from the pelvic zone S when the pelvic belt portion 21 is wound, and is approximately 30 to 40 degrees. As described above, the pelvic belt portion 21 extends obliquely downward in the deployed state of FIG. 1, but when this is wound, as shown in FIGS. On the other hand, it is stretched obliquely upward as it goes, so that it can be wound around the pelvic zone S.

  Specifically, the two pelvic belt portions 21 and 21 are based on both sides of the pregnant woman M rather than the stretchable member 14, and as shown in FIG. The other pelvic belt portion 21 extends from the one side to the back side, and the other pelvic belt portion 21 extends from the other side to the back side. The two pelvic belt portions 21 and 21 extending to the back side cross each other at a position corresponding to the back side waist portion. Then, as shown in FIG. 2, the pelvic belt portions 21 and 21 crossing each other on the back side are wound around the abdomen covering portion 13 in the opposite direction to the front side abdominal covering portion 13 beyond the elastic member 14. The distal end portions 21b and 21b are connected to the lower end portion 13c of the covering portion 13 (around the lower peripheral edge 13b and disposed below the upper anterior iliac spine) and close to the elastic member 14. . Note that the distal end portion 21b of the pelvic belt portion 21 and the abdominal covering portion 13 are detachably attached by a hook-and-loop fastener 21a provided on the back surface (the surface facing the wearer) of the distal end portion 21b. In this way, each pelvic belt portion 21 has a length that extends from the side to the both ends of the front abdominal covering portion 13 through the back side when worn, and is wound around the pelvic band S. Yes.

Since the pelvic belt portion 21 is mounted as described above, as shown in FIG. 2, the lower end portion of the abdominal covering portion 13 sandwiched between the two pelvic belt portions 21 and 21 and the tip portions 21b and 21b. Tighten around the pelvis in cooperation with 13c.
Moreover, with this configuration, the pregnant woman band 10 can tighten the pelvis so as not to adversely affect the fetus. In other words, the two pelvic belt portions 21 and 21 have a narrow band shape that tightens a pair of hipbones from both sides and applies pressure to suppress distortion and displacement of the pelvis. Therefore, an excessive load is not given to the abdomen, and this prevents the adverse effect on the fetus.
In this respect, it is the abdominal covering portion 13 that greatly affects the abdomen where the fetus is located. If the abdominal covering portion 13 is tightened greatly, the fetus will be adversely affected. The tip 21 b is connected to the lower end 13 c of the abdomen covering part (abdomen front surface) 13. And since this lower end part 13 is mounted below the upper anterior iliac spine (below the lower abdomen), the tension is not applied to the center of the abdomen, the upper part of the abdomen, etc. , Can effectively prevent adverse effects on the fetus.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 4, the lower end portion 13 c is inclined with respect to the vertical direction so as to correspond to the bulge of the pregnant woman's lower abdomen. The inclination angle θ2 with respect to the vertical direction may be appropriately determined in consideration of the swelling of the abdomen of the pregnant woman and the stretchability of the material, and it is more preferable that the entire back surface of the lower end 13c is in close contact with the lower abdomen. As shown in FIG. 1, the inclination of the present embodiment is formed by a stitched portion 13d at the center in the longitudinal direction of the lower end portion 13c. The stitching portion 13d is a portion that is sewn by cutting the center in the longitudinal direction in the vertical direction. Thereby, the lower end portion 13c of the abdominal covering portion 13 sandwiched between the distal end portions 21b and 21b does not press the lower abdominal portion from the front, but a force is applied to support the lower end portion as shown by an arrow V1 in FIG. Therefore, it does not adversely affect the fetus. Note that the pelvic belt portion 21 of the present embodiment has a distal end portion 21b that is a lower end portion 13c and is set so that it can be attached and detached in the vicinity of the elastic member 14, so that the above-mentioned support feeling is supported. Can be improved.
Since the abdomen is supported from the lower side of the lower abdomen in this way, the pelvic belt part 21 supports the abdomen of the pregnant woman M in cooperation with the lower end part 13c of the abdominal covering part 13, and the wearer It can also give a sense of stability.
Furthermore, as shown in FIG.1 and FIG.2, the elastic member 14 is arrange | positioned in the both sides of the belly coating | cover part 13 and the position where the abdomen started to bulge. And since this elastic member 14 is extended corresponding to the swelling of an abdominal part, in the area | region above the lower end part 13c of the abdominal covering part 13, pressing an abdominal part strongly is further prevented.

  In addition, since one end of the pelvic belt portion 21 is fixed to the pregnant woman belt body 11, the pelvis belt portion 21 can be easily wound around the desired pelvic belt S by correctly mounting the pregnant woman belt body 11. Further, the pelvic belt portion 21 is connected to the pregnant woman belt body 11 and further has a configuration that is difficult to be displaced because it intersects on the back side.

[How to use the pregnant woman band 10]
Subsequently, a method of using the pregnant woman band 10 will be described (see FIGS. 1 to 3 for the following symbols).
In order to wear the pregnant woman band 10, the pregnant woman band body 11 is first worn.
That is, the pregnant woman M who is the wearer holds the fixing belts 15 and 15 of the pregnant woman belt body 11 with both hands, wraps them so that the abdominal covering portion 13 comes into contact with the abdomen, and places one of the fixing belts 15 on the back surface. The end portion 15a and the other end portion 15b are fixed with a hook-and-loop fastener 15c.
At this time, the pregnant woman belt body 11 is preferably fixed with a predetermined tension applied to the stretchable members 14 and 14. The predetermined tension is a tension within a range in which the elastic member 14 extends but cannot be extended. As a result, the abdominal covering portion 13 on the center side of the elastic member 14 can effectively support the abdomen, and even if the abdomen sways during walking or the like, the propagation force of the sway to the fixing belt 15 side is reduced. Can weaken.
Further, when the maternal body 11 is attached, the lower peripheral edge 13b of the abdominal covering portion 13 corresponding to the lower end portion of the front surface AB of the abdomen is located below the position where the hipbone protrudes, that is, the upper anterior iliac spine (see also FIG. 4). Adjust to place in. Thereby, while the abdominal covering part 13 covers the lower abdominal part firmly, the lower peripheral edge 13b of the abdominal covering part 13 is used as a part for tightening the pelvis.

Next, the wearer holds the pelvic belt parts 21 and 21 extending from both sides to the back side and rotates them to the back side, crosses the two pelvic belt parts 21 and 21 at the back side waist part, and the abdominal covering part 13. Turn it around and wrap it around. At this time, as described above, the pelvic belt portion 21 extends obliquely downward with a predetermined angle θ1 from the fixing belt 15, so that the wearer does not need to know a special mounting method. The pelvic belt portions 21 and 21 can be easily wound around the band S.
Finally, the respective distal end portions 12b of the pelvic belt portions 21 and 21 are connected to the lower end portion 13c of the abdominal covering portion 13 with hook-and-loop fasteners 21a and 21a. At this time, the distal end portion 21b of the pelvic belt 21 needs to be connected to the abdominal covering portion 13 on the central side of the abdomen rather than on the side of the elastic member 14. This is because if the distal end portion 21b is connected to the side of the stretchable member 14, the force of pulling the lower end portion 13c by the pelvic belt portion 21 is canceled by the stretchability of the stretchable member 14 in the winding direction. .
The pelvic belt portions 21 and 21 do not cross each other at the time of connection to the lower end portion 13c, and preferably have a length connectable to both ends in the longitudinal direction. It is not necessary to cross the hands in front of each other, and the tip portion 21b and the lower end portion 13c can be easily connected.

As described above, the pregnant woman belt 10 according to the present embodiment cooperates with the two pelvic belt portions 21 and 21 and the lower end portion 13c of the abdominal covering portion 13 sandwiched between the distal ends 21b and 21b to tighten the pelvis. As shown in FIG. 4, the inclination angle θ2 of the lower end portion 13c of the abdominal covering portion 13 is coupled, and a support effect for supporting the abdominal portion is also exhibited.
Further, even if the pelvis is tightened in this way, the mounting position and width of the pelvic belt portion 21 described above, the position of the abdominal covering portion 13 to which the distal end portion 21b of the pelvic belt portion 21 is connected (than the upper anterior iliac spine). The lower side), the swelling of the abdominal covering portion 13 having the angle θ2 in FIG. 4 and the presence of the elastic member 14 do not adversely affect the fetus.
Moreover, since the stretchable member 14 of the present embodiment has stretchability and elasticity, even if the abdomen sways during walking or the like, it is difficult for the swing to be transmitted to the pelvic belt part 21. The positional deviation of the pelvic belt portion 21 can be effectively prevented.
As described above, the pregnant woman band 10 according to the present embodiment has an excellent low back pain prevention function that exhibits not only the heat retaining property for the abdomen but also the abdominal support effect and the pelvic tightening effect, and also prevents the pelvic belt part 21 from being displaced. The pregnant woman belt 10 becomes. In the pregnant woman belt 10, the attachment position of the pelvic belt portions 21 and 21 connected thereto is generally determined by attaching the pregnant woman belt body 11, so that it is effective without knowing a complicated fixing position. Pelvic support can be realized.

The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the claims. Moreover, each structure of the said embodiment can abbreviate | omit a part, or can be arbitrarily combined so that it may differ from the above.
For example, in the present embodiment, the stretchable member 14 is provided at a position where the abdomen starts to bulge as a preferred form, but the present invention is not limited thereto, and the stretchable member 14 may not be provided. In this case, the elastic member 14 can be substituted by forming the belly covering portion 13 with a material having appropriate elasticity.
Moreover, as shown in FIG. 1, it is preferable that one end (base) of the pelvic belt portion 21 is connected and fixed to the side of the stretchable member 14 of the pregnant woman belt body 11, but the present invention is in such a form. It is not restricted to it, You may connect and fix to the abdomen center side (namely, lower end part 13c of the abdominal covering part 13) rather than the elastic member 14. In this case, the pelvic belt portion 21 is wound around the pelvis around the back surface from the connected and fixed lower end portion 13c, and the distal end portion 21b can be attached to and detached from the elastic member 14 on the side.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... Maternity belt, 11 ... Maternal body, 13 ... Abdominal covering part, 13c ... Lower end part, 14 ... Elastic member, 15 ... Belt for fixation, 21 ... Pelvic belt part

Claims (2)

A maternal body that is worn around the abdomen so as to cover at least the front of the abdomen of the pregnant woman,
A pelvic belt portion wound around the pelvis in a band shape in which only one end is connected and fixed to the pregnant woman belt main body,
With
In the wearing state, the pregnant woman belt body is arranged with the lower end portion of the abdominal covering portion covering the front surface of the abdomen below the upper anterior iliac spine and with respect to the vertical direction so as to correspond to the swelling of the lower abdomen. Is inclined,
In the mounted state, the pelvic belt portion is connected to the periphery of the abdomen more than the abdomen covering portion of the pregnant woman belt body, and is wound around the pelvis from the periphery of the armpit side to the pelvis, to the lower end portion Pregnant belt characterized by being connected. The pregnant woman band body is a belt shape that is wound around the abdomen, and has a stretchable member that exhibits stretchability at least in the wound direction at the position where the abdomen starts to bulge in the mounted state,
The said pelvic belt part is two, Comprising: It is connected and fixed to the both sides rather than the said elastic member of the said pregnant woman belt main body. The pregnant woman belt of Claim 1 characterized by the above-mentioned.

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