
Do Compression Socks Help with Edema?
Learn how compression socks can help manage edema and relieve swollen legs. Discover the benefits, compression levels, and tips for daily relief.
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Everyday compression socks are designed for regular use to promote healthy blood circulation and reduce leg fatigue. They provide mild compression (usually 15-20 mmHg) and are ideal for people who spend long hours on their feet or sit for extended periods. These socks help alleviate minor swelling, prevent discomfort, and keep legs feeling energized throughout the day. Explore options like the Jobst Casual Compression Socks or Sigvaris Style Microfiber Socks.
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Fitness compression socks and sleeves are designed for athletes and active individuals to improve performance and recovery. They typically offer moderate compression (15-20 mmHg) and help enhance blood flow, reduce muscle fatigue, and minimize post-workout soreness by reducing lactic acid buildup.
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Travel compression socks provide graduated compression (15-20 mmHg) to promote circulation during extended periods of inactivity, such as long flights or road trips. They help reduce the risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and leg swelling by preventing blood from pooling in the lower extremities. Popular choices include the Sigvaris Microfiber Compression Socks and Jobst Travel Socks.
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Maternity compression products provide gentle support (15-20 mmHg or higher) to reduce swelling, leg fatigue, and varicose veins during pregnancy. They help improve circulation and alleviate discomfort, especially in later stages. Explore options like Jobst Opaque Maternity Compression Socks.
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Anti-embolism compression stockings, also known as TED hose, provide gentle compression (8-15 mmHg) to help prevent blood clots (DVT) and support circulation during periods of immobility, such as post-surgery recovery. Nightingale Medical offers Jobst Anti-Embolism Stockings in three lengths for optimal fit and comfort.
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Medical-grade compression (20-30 mmHg+) provides higher pressure for managing serious conditions like lymphedema, chronic venous insufficiency, and severe swelling. Available in three lengths for optimal fit and coverage.
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Compression socks come in varying levels, measured in mmHg:
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Compression socks are an essential tool for promoting healthy circulation, reducing swelling, and preventing discomfort in the legs. Whether you wear them...
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