The Tru-Pull Lite is DonJoy's most cosy, discreet, and compact patellofemoral brace — yet it's still powerful enough to aid in knee pain relief! Consistent pull bands above and below the kneecap are incorporated into the design of this kneecap support brace. This realigns the patella by applying a "true" and constant pull on the kneecap during flexion and extension, properly aligning the joint. You can lessen the pain associated with patellofemoral issues, such as kneecap dislocation, by appropriately positioning the kneecap. Our specialists are qualified and experienced in recommending knee braces to assist in recovery and prevention.

The human knee is a complex joint and can be injured in many different ways. There are many sports and activities which can contribute to pain — especially if you have bad posture or are prone to favouring a particular leg when you walk or stand. Using a knee brace can help with the healing of knee problems caused by a wide range of things. They can also be used to assist with physical therapy or to prevent future injuries by supporting the joint during strenuous activity. There are many types of effective knee braces, but the Tru Pull Lite from DonJoy is one of the most highly reviewed and widely used braces on the market today.

This brace is an excellent option for patients with active lifestyles who experience severe, mild, or moderate anterior knee pain, patella instability due to injury or subluxation or dislocation, and conditions causing tracking issues. The DonJoy Tru-Pull Lite has two buttress flaps that send a more "real" consistent corrective force onto the Knee as it continuously flexes and straightens, utilising the most recent patented technology from the Tru-Pull family of devices. This can add medial and lateral stability to prevent future injury, while also regulating blood flow to assist in healing past injuries by improving cardiovascular activity in and around the joint.

• Bifurcated pull straps: This two-pronged strap helps to relieve the anterior knee pain caused by patellofemoral dysfunction by pulling the patella into the proper alignment.
• Dual durameter buttresses: These give the patella a soft, sticky attachment around the thigh-knee-center calf that guarantees optimum extra patella support and total comfort.
• Thigh and calf anchors: Your brace won't need to be tugged to stay in place any longer. The brace cannot rotate due to these separate anchors.
• Breath-o-prene fabric: You'll adore the cosiness this provides.

The discomfort brought on by osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and other related conditions can be reduced with a knee brace. As we age, these ailments grow increasingly prevalent. A knee brace relieves pressure on the injured area and transfers it to the thigh, improving knee mobility and lowering stiffness. Any individual who is active runs the risk of twisting, spraining, or suffering a serious knee injury. There are suitable braces and support equipment available to aid in preventing additional harm and hasten the healing of harmed ligaments. Braces can also help prevent future injury for those who are active, such as runners or skateboarders.

When a knee is twisted or bent suddenly, the ligaments holding the knee together can be torn, resulting in injury. By preventing the knee from extending too far and compressing the surrounding tissue, a brace helps to prevent injury. A slip-on brace can be worn by people going about their daily business. A bigger brace could be required for people who participate in more strenuous activities like sports. For protection, while diving for the ball, volleyball players may utilize a knee brace, for instance. As a sprain and cramp preventive measure, knee braces may be used by basketball players. To choose the best brace for you, our qualified and experienced experts can help.

You can wear your brace the entire day if your orthopaedic surgeon advises it. However, using a knee brace incorrectly can make your pain worse or harm your knee more. The joint can deteriorate if you are wearing a brace that keeps your knee immobile. For this reason, knee braces are typically recommended to only be worn during times of stress on the injured knee, or as a component of physical therapy. Being honest and upfront with our specialists when you enquire about knee braces can help them make accurate and effective recommendations for your knee brace needs.