Vulvo-pelvic support device

The vulvo-pelvic support device addresses the inadequacies of existing devices by providing adjustable and comfortable compression and support through an elastic belt and straps, effectively relieving conditions such as vulvar varices and pelvic congestion syndrome.

WO2025262397A1 Publication Date: 2025-12-26FEMMA
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Patent Information

Application Number
PCT/FR2025/050555
Authority / Receiving Office
WO · WO
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
Priority Date
2024-06-19
Filing Date
2025-06-18
Publication Date
2025-12-26

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Current vulvo-pelvic support devices are ineffective in providing adjustable and comfortable compression to the vulva and lower abdomen, are not adaptable to various female body shapes, and are uncomfortable to wear, especially in the groin area.

Method used

A vulvo-pelvic support device with an elastic compression belt and adjustable elastic straps, allowing for customizable compression and support by varying the length and position of the straps, and incorporating a pelvic support band for vulvo-pelvic support.

Benefits of technology

The device provides effective, adjustable, and comfortable support and compression to the vulva, pelvic floor, and lower abdomen, adaptable to different body shapes, offering relief from conditions like vulvar varices and pelvic congestion syndrome.

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Abstract

The invention relates to a vulvo-pelvic support device comprising an elastic support belt, at least two first attachment means and at least two second attachment means, a first elastic strap (3) and a second elastic strap (4) removably connected to the rear face of the belt (23) by one of the attachment means, and a pelvic support band (5) configured to be positioned facing the pubic region and to provide a vulvo-pelvic support, wherein the length of each elastic strap (3, 4) is adjustable via co-operation between the elastic strap (3, 4) and an attachment means (24, 25).
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