Indications for Compression Therapy

People wear compression hose/socks for comfort, to increase performance in athletics, and to help prevent or assist in serious medical conditions, and helps in recovery after surgical procedures. Compression hose/socks can improve blood flow. They can lessen pain and swelling in your legs. They can also lower your chances of getting a kind of blood clot known as DVT, deep vein thrombosis, and other circulatory problems.

You and your doctor will need to decide which options will work best. They come in different sizes and strengths, so they need to be properly fitted to you by an experienced orthotic fitter.

Sigvaris – Medical compression solution for you.

Jobst – Lower extremity compression garments | Knee high, thigh high and pantyhose | 8-15mmhg through 30-40mmhg.

Medi – Juxta Fit wraps upper and lower extremities | Circaid wraps upper and lower extremities | Custom flat knit garments | Lymphedema arm sleeves, gloves, and gauntlets | Orthopedic and orthotic supplies.

Juzo – Upper extremity garments | Lymphedema sleeves, gauntlets and gloves | Latex free garments

People wear compression hose/socks for comfort, to increase performance in athletics, and to help prevent or assist in serious medical conditions, and helps in recovery after surgical procedures.

Compression hose/socks can improve blood flow. They can lessen pain and swelling in your legs. They can also lower your chances of getting a kind of blood clot known as DVT, deep vein thrombosis, and other circulatory problems.

You and your doctor will need to decide which options will work best. They come in different sizes and strengths, so they need to be properly fitted to you by an experienced orthotic fitter.

Take our short self-assessment to determine if compression wear could benefit you.

Take Control of Your Leg Health Leg Health Self-Assessment:

  • Have you noticed any changes to your legs?
  • Do you sit or stand for prolonged periods of time?
  • Are your ankles swollen in the evenings?
  • Do you have a history of varicose veins or blood clots?
  • Are you pregnant or planning on becoming pregnant?
  • Does your job require you to travel frequently?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, talk to your doctor to see if graduated compression wear may be a good fit for you.

5 Myths about Compression socks & stockings

If you’ve never worn compression socks or stockings, you probably have some mistaken ideas about them. There’s a lot of misinformation out there. It’s time to debunk some long-standing myths.

Today, stylish casual and dress compression socks and stockings are available in a variety of fibers like cotton, wool, spandex, and nylon. They come in bright colors, patterns, and prints. TRUTH: Compression socks are fashionable. Most don’t look like compression at all.

It’s true that compression socks help prevent spider veins and varicose veins, and treat edema, among other chronic venous disorders. And they’re a prescription item for people with certain medical conditions such as diabetes, phlebitis, and venous leg ulcers. But compression socks are also for everyday wear. They’re intended to promote healthy circulation in people engaged in any kind of work or recreation. TRUTH: Compression socks benefit everyone.

Today, new technology and materials make compression socks more comfortable and functional. However, there are certain standard techniques that make it easy to put them on and take them off. TRUTH: Proper techniques make compression socks easier to put on and take off.

There’s no off-season for healthy legs. In warm or hot weather, you have an increased risk of weakening or damaging the veins in your legs, so you may be putting yourself in danger if you believe that compression socks are too hot for summer wear. What’s more, you can choose sheer, breathable compression socks that actually make your legs feel cooler and more comfortable. TRUTH: The right pair of compression socks will be comfortable in warm weather.

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