Compression Garments

Compression below knee stockings are a simple, inexpensive way to treat varicose veins. These specially fitted hose are designed to reduce the pooling that occurs in spider and varicose veins. Although wearing hose won’t eliminate varicose veins, they can help alleviate symptoms caused by the veins, such as aching, heaviness, and swelling as well as help prevent worsening of the veins. Wearing compression stockings can also reduce the risk of developing blood clots from long plane or car rides.

Compression above knee stockings are a simple, inexpensive way to treat varicose veins. These specially fitted hose are designed to reduce the pooling that occurs in spider and varicose veins. Although wearing hose won’t eliminate varicose veins, they can help alleviate symptoms caused by the veins, such as aching, heaviness, and swelling as well as help prevent worsening of the veins. Wearing compression stockings can also reduce the risk of developing blood clots from long plane or car rides.

Gloves Full Arms

The most important effect is that compression increases the pressure in the tissue under the skin (subcutaneous) helping to reduce and prevent swelling. The compression of subcutaneous tissue helps move excess fluid (swelling) back into the capillaries (tiniest of the blood vessels) and helps prevent too much fluid from leading out of these little vessels. For arm sleeves, the greatest compression begins at the wrist and decreases up the arm.

 

 

Abdominal Corsets

For one wearing a body sharper for C-section recovery will help you hide the excess fat & skin that may still be on your tummy area. Unless you also got tummy tuck along with your C-section, then there is bound to be some form of sagging in the area. As a matter of fact, wearing Post-op compression garments for tummy tuck even if you did not undergo procedure will help you gain better shape around your stomach.