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- Mayo Clinic Q and A: Tips for using compression stockings
Compression stockings — sometimes referred to as pressure socks — gently squeeze your legs in a way that helps promote blood flow from the legs back toward the heart Thigh or waist-high stockings help reduce pooling of blood in the legs and help prevent lightheadedness or falling when you stand up (orthostatic hypotension)
- Compression Stockings, Support Hose, and Vein Treatment
Learn the difference between compression stockings, support hose, and socks, and find out how they can help you with your varicose veins or vein condition
- Are there alternatives to wearing compression stockings for those who . . .
Wearing compression stockings is the single most prominent complaint that I receive People say that they are too hot, too tight, too short, too long, etc If you cannot tolerate the stockings, then you do have options- ace bandages, circaid compression and even Unna boots Walking and elevation of the legs will also help
- Why are compression stockings contraindicated for swelling caused by . . .
Compression stockings are not contraindicated for swelling caused by heart failure or pulmonary edema The only medical condition that may limit their use is advanced peripheral vascular disease in the legs
- I have cellulitis in my left leg and am currently taking medication to . . .
Compression Stockings - 10 answers I got knee surgery and have been wearin the socks for 3 weeks with some rests a day I walk on my leg so blood circulates and crutches help me in public Is it safe to not wear the stockings at all anymore? I just really don't want a blood clot
- How to Put on Compression Stockings - Vein Directory
These stockings take some time and finesse to put on properly Some people have difficulty learning to put on their compression stockings, but with practice and the right tips, you can learn to put on your compression stockings like a pro
- Unbearable itching while wearing compression stockings, what do I do . . .
Unbearable itching while wearing compression stockings, what do I do? My legs are extremely itchy when I wear Medi compression stockings In fact, it's almost painful When I apply grease and creams, the discomfort only goes away temporarily (approx 2-3 hours)
- Can I take off my compression stockings at night after 72 hrs?
I recommend compression stockings for only 48 hours after sclerotherapy, so there is no reason to wear them at night after 72 hours
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