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Compression stockings provide ease of comfort, so they are able to perform their daily activities without any problem. Stockings are made of wool and wearing them can significantly improve the blood flow, and reduce the pain mainly concentrated around the legs and in the ankles. These stockings also minimize the chances of getting a blood clot. These stockings are available in various shapes and sizes, so one needs to take advice from a doctor which stockings would be better for them.
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The pressure these stockings apply on your legs helps the blood vessels to function better. The blood vessels that supply oxygenated-rich blood to your muscles can relax, as the blood can flow without any obstruction. These stockings can keep your legs from getting tired out. They help your feet and ankles to relax and prevent swelling.
Compression socks have been specifically designed for compression therapy. They create a pressurized force on your legs and ankles, and also better the blood flow from your legs to your heart. These stockings can be easily worn from the foot to the knee, and oftentimes be worn in the form of leggings that can be stretched till the waist. These stockings have a kind of pressure and are tighter near to the foot while bit loses towards the knee or the waist.
Compression stockings apply pressure to your legs and ankles to improve blood flow from your legs back to your heart. This helps reduce swelling, cramping and tired legs.
They are commonly recommended for people with leg swelling or circulation concerns. Stockings come in different sizes and compression levels, so you should get advice from your doctor on which type is right for you.
Many extended health plans cover compression stockings, often with a doctor's prescription. Please check your policy or call us and we will help you confirm it.
Call our Avondale branch at 905-497-7699 or our North Park branch at 905-453-6799, or use the Request An Appointment page on this website.