Back Pain? Pregnancy often brings this unwelcome condition.

Mums-to-be and new mums have quite enough to take care of without the misery of back pain in pregnancy. But ... but it's a fact of life, during pregnancy, back pain is very common.
Fortunately the condition is well understood. Medical research has shown that the use of a sacroiliac belt can greatly reduce the incidence of pregnancy back ache.

The SEROLA SACROILIAC BELT : designed to give gentle but firm support to the Sacroiliac Joints. Serola belts are super light, easy to wear and even look good too. These belts are widely used in NHS maternity & physiotherapy departments throughout the UK

Instant support & welcome relief for pregnancy back pain
Lightweight, cool and breathable for day long comfort

The Serola Belt can provide welcome relief, but if you are suffering low back or pelvic pain, we advise you seek medical advice in the first instance.

"Thank you so much. At last someone recognised where my pain was coming from and helped me get real relief", Sarah Back

4 easy steps to getting the support you need


1. Hold belt at pelvic level, approx 2" below normal jeans waist-band	2. Fasten snugly, but not tightly, below bump of tummy	3. Pull elastic wings out, stretch lightly forward & retighten	4. Done! Adjust as needs be during day. Don't overtighten either the belt or the elastic

About Us

We run our own clinics and have many years experience dealing with low back and pelvic pain. We know how valuable good advice and treatment can be, especially for the mother-to-be. We also know that a good pelvic support belt can help a great deal during pregnancy. When we wanted a better pelvic support for our patients we chose the Serola Belt.

What we didn't know was that within a couple of years we would be the major supplier to NHS hospitals, maternity departments, physiotherapists and many other professions, sports clubs and individuals throughout the country.

The Serola Belt really is the Professional's choice

This site is mainly about that one excellent product, but we also include links and tips to getting professional advice and treatment. We hope they prove helpful.

Good luck with your pregnancy.
Danielle Glaister, Director