15-20 mmHg Moderate Compression Support Pantyhose Medical Stockings Stop Varicose Veins
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- - Tested to provide a compression rating of 15-20 mmHg
- Graduated compression
- Square toe design for improved foot comfort
- Breathable Cotton Panty and Escarole Elastic Waist Band
- Available in Size Small - X-Large and in Nude White or Black
Alpha Medical's 15-20 mmHg Compression Pantyhose combine quality with comfort. The compression factor of 9-15mmHg offers gentle graduated compression from the foot up the leg to the hip combining style with effectiveness. Graduated compression helps move the blood up the leg thus improving circulation in general. Compression hosiery is generally used for the treatment of a wide range of conditions including varicose veins, edema (swelling), tired aching legs, lymphedema, prevention of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and the post-thrombotic syndrome. Consult your doctor if you are not sure if this product is appropriate for your condition.
Alpha Medical's 15-20 mmHg Compression Hosiery is made with a breathable cotton panty and an escarol
15-20 mmHg Moderate Compression Support Pantyhose Medical Stockings Stop Varicose Veins
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Specifically, how bad do veins need to be to make compression hose worthwhile?
I have read that elastic/compression CAUSE varicose veins and yet some say to use compression hose to keep veins from getting worse.
I am about to go on a trip requiring lots of walking and do not have time to go to the doctor. The orthopedist can measure and fit the hose for me but they are very expensive.
I am thinking of the ones which go up to the thigh rather than waist.
I have three or four veins which bulge upon standing in the front of the lower leg. 2 of these I've had with no change for 15 years.
Any personal experience on this will be appreciated. I do not know if these compression hose will help my veins or worsen them!!! I am worried. Thanks in advance.
Hi,Murp,I have no medical advice on this matter,but as a woman and out of experience,I am against any compression
hose because when my legs hurt I can't even wear normal
panty hoses.
My advice is the following:get the following:
Vitiveine from Arkopharma gel for 2 to 3 daily massages
from under the feet to the thighs.Ingredients are
vigne rouge,fragon.hamamelis and marronniers d'Inde.
you get an immediate response of relief and well-doing.
Trust me,it's a miracle gel.
You'll enjoy your trip
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