Bump support belt?

[Blueflower]

Has anyone used one of these and if so, which is the best one to get please?
Getting really uncomfortable turning over at night and thought it might help!

 

[Laura1992]

I've tried tubey grip and something like the link below (not sure about exact brand as it was second hand and doesn't say). I found very mild relief when standing, but none when lying down. In fact the tubey grip made me feel suffocated when I lay down, so def don't recommend that. I know some people find the support belts excellent though, so hope it works better for you xx

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Teenloveme...&qid=1478953019&sr=8-18&keywords=bump+support

 

[scn]

This is the one I used, I got it from the physio though so you may want to go to the physio and get one rather than buy your own x

https://www.promedics.co.uk/collections/maternity-support/products/maternity-belt-style-b

 

[millielaura]

Following this as I keep meaning to get one! Xx

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[Blueflower]

I have ordered one! Coming this week, will let you know how I get on!

 

[millielaura]

Which one did you order?

I have physio on tues but for my shoulders so unrelated and don't know whether to ask about it there or not! Xx

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[Gravidgecko]

I just bought one in mothercare yesterday. Was struggling feeling like gravity was just pulling on the lower half of my bump!

Have to say I'm at work today and relatively comfortable. Not worn it at night, but I might do further down the line
xx

 

[Bellarina]

I had a bump support on my 1st pregnancy as gad back problems and spd. Physio have it for.I found it really helpful and no doubt will be using it this time around aswell xx