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Additional Information
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Composition | 80% Polyamide 20% Elastane |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Texture | Opaque |
| Age | It benefits all ages |
| Model | Thigh |
Antiembolic 18-23mmHg Compression Stockings for Men and Women – Thigh High, Closed Toe.
- Designed for both men and women, promoting optimal circulation
- Ideal for those recovering from surgery or during long travel
- Thigh-high design ensures secure fit and effective compression
- Closed toe option for versatile wearing with various footwear
- 18-23 mmHg compression level suitable for anti-embolism
- High-quality materials with a generous washing capacity
- Affordable pricing without compromising quality
- Quick and efficient delivery to ensure prompt access to your health needs
- Designed to provide optimal support for both men and women, these anti-embolism compression stockings are perfect for promoting blood circulation.
- With a compression level of 18-23 mmHg, these thigh high stockings help to alleviate discomfort associated with varicose veins and other venous disorders.
- The closed toe design ensures maximum comfort and a secure fit while effectively assisting with venous return.
- Ideal for post-operative recovery and long periods of immobility, making them an essential choice for patients and travelers alike.
Putting on compression stockings can be a simple process when done correctly. Here are some steps to help you comfortably wear your women's thigh high compression stockings or men's support stockings thigh high:
- - Begin by sitting down in a comfortable position. This will make it easier to put on your thigh high compression socks.
- - Gather the stocking, starting at the toe, and carefully slide your foot into it. Ensure your toes are comfortably positioned in the open toe section, if applicable.
- - Gradually pull the stocking up your leg, being mindful to avoid rolling or twisting. This helps maintain the proper fit and compression.
- - If you're wearing compression hose thigh high open toe, continue adjusting the stocking until it is properly aligned along your thigh.
- - Repeat the process for the second leg, ensuring both stockings are fitted snugly but comfortably against your skin.
- - For those with reduced mobility, consider using a dressing aid to assist in donning your anti embolism compression stockings.
Following these steps will ensure that you’re getting the full benefits of your 18-25 mmhg compression socks, promoting circulation and comfort throughout your day. Enjoy the relief and support your thigh high compression socks for varicose veins can provide!
Relevant Questions About This Stocking
- Measure the circumference of your thigh, calf, and ankle for an accurate fit.
- Take measurements while standing to ensure proper sizing.
- Refer to the sizing chart provided by the brand to select your size.
- Ensure the measurements are done at the widest part of each area.
- They promote blood circulation and help prevent blood clots during prolonged immobility.
- Designed to provide gentle compression, aiding in venous return.
- Support recovery for post-surgery patients and those at risk for deep vein thrombosis.
- Offer relief and comfort with a focus on prevention.
- This indicates the level of compression offered by the socks, measured in millimeters of mercury (mmHg).
- 18-25 mmHg is considered moderate compression, ideal for alleviating discomfort and supporting circulation.
- Suitable for individuals with mild to moderate varicose veins or those who spend long hours on their feet.
- Helps in reducing swelling and fatigue in the legs.
- Open toe stockings allow for breathability and comfort, making them ideal for warmer climates.
- Closed toe options offer full coverage and warmth, providing more support for the entire foot.
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FAQ's
Compression stockings are specially designed garments that apply gentle pressure to your legs and feet. This pressure helps to improve blood circulation, reduce swelling, and alleviate discomfort associated with conditions such as varicose veins, deep vein thrombosis (DVT), and chronic venous insufficiency.
Here’s how they work:
- Graduated Compression: Pressure is highest at the ankle and decreases up the leg, encouraging blood flow back to the heart.
- Support for Veins: Helps maintain vein structure and reduces the risk of poor circulation.
- Reduced Swelling: Minimizes swelling in legs and feet, especially for people standing or sitting long hours.
- Enhanced Comfort: Provides comfort and reduces fatigue, ideal for daily wear or travel.
- Promoting Recovery: Athletes use them to improve circulation and speed recovery after exercise.
Compression stockings can be worn daily, especially during long periods of sitting, standing, or traveling. They are also recommended for individuals with circulation issues or recovering from certain medical conditions.
Most people wear them throughout the day and remove them before going to bed, unless otherwise directed by a healthcare professional.
To get the right fit, measurements should be taken in the morning when swelling is minimal. Measure the circumference of the ankle, calf, and sometimes thigh, as well as the length of the leg.
Accurate sizing ensures effective compression and comfort, so it’s important to follow sizing charts provided by the manufacturer.