Compression

 

Venous disease (poor circulation), lymphedema and lipedema can limit mobility and cause discomfort, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy doing what you love. Therapeutic compression allows you to continue working, playing, traveling and living more comfortably. Its benefits also promote better health

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Medical Compression Therapy for Poor Circulation, Lipedema & Lym​phedema

  • Poor circulation. Graduated compression therapy can help manage symptoms such as tired achy legs, swelling, spider veins, varicose veins, skin changes or leg ulcers by aiding your circulation.

  • Lymphedema. Compression garments are designed to comfortably keep pressure on the swollen or affected area to assist the drainage of fluid and minimize swelling.

  • Lipedema. Compression stockings can help decrease pain and hypersensitivity, increase mobility and minimize additional issues such as edema.

Compression Therapy for Leg Support 

Added Support for Your Occupation and Lifestyle

Compression therapy garments can help people of all ages and occupations. Though they’re often associated with post-surgery recovery or with adults suffering from circulation issues, compression garments can also help alleviate discomfort and add support to your daily activities, especially if you stand or sit for long periods of time and suffer from tired, achy legs.

Symptoms or conditions that could arise from standing or sitting all day include:

  • Swelling and stiffness

  • Poor circulation/restricted blood flow

  • Lower limb disorders

  • Joint damage

  • Varicose veins

  • Muscle fatigue

  • Increased chance of knee or hip arthritis

If you work in any of the following occupations, you could benefit by combining compression garments with more varied movement during your days and evenings.

  • Teachers

  • Stylists

  • Chefs/Waitress

  • Manufacturing/Construction

  • Nurses

If you exercise frequently, are pregnant or fly on a regular basis, compression garments can help enhance your lifestyle by allowing you to move in comfort.

Recovery after Active Exercise

Low and high-impact exercise can leave us fatigued, so it’s important to keep muscles warm after your workout, loosen them up and increase circulation to help reduce your changes of stiff and sore muscles.

Pregnancy

One of the symptoms women encounter during pregnancy is swollen feet which can cause a lot of discomfort. Even if you don’t have swollen feet, moving about can still be difficult and distressing. Extra relief from compression garments can make your days easier and decrease unnecessary stress.

People Who Travel Long Distances

Sitting in cramped spaces for an extended period of time may result in poor circulation, swelling and discomfort. During long flights, try getting up, stretching and walking about the cabin frequently in addition to wearing a compression garment.