Can you imagine taking the same painkiller for a headache and a broken bone? It wouldn’t work – the medicine would either be too strong or too weak, not tailored to your specific condition. That’s why doctors recommend different painkillers for different pains.
Compression socks work the same way. They are available in a variety of classes, from 10 mmHg (a unit of pressure) to over 50 mmHg. Depending on the pressure, compression socks can treat sore, tired, or swollen legs and varicose veins of all stages, among other circulation problems. Compression hose are available in knee-high, thigh-high, and pantyhose styles, allowing you to get the exact amount of pressure to need. Whether you’re suffering from mild aches or serious circulation problems, there’s a compression product out there for you.
How? Compression hose and socks use special fibers to constrict the leg with the most pressure applied to the ankle, promoting the circulation of blood and lymph fluid. Compression socks and hose are also incredibly comfortable, as they feature moisture, odor, and temperate control, as well as reinforced heel and toe areas.
Monday, March 15, 2010
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