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Compression Socks, Stockings, and More
Compression has more purpose than we can state – from preventing blood clots while flying to reducing swelling caused by conditions such as lymphedema, the list goes on and on. Whether you are looking for knee-high socks, pantyhose, arm sleeves, or single legs with hip attachment, we have just about everything for your compression needs with the largest on-hand selection in the Central Valley between the following brands:
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How Compression Socks Improve Blood Flow
Compression socks improve blood circulation in the legs by applying pressure to the legs, which gently squeezes the veins. By doing so, they help push blood from the feet back up to the heart.
Graduated compression stockings are designed to apply more pressure near the ankle, where it is most needed, promoting better circulation and preventing the development of blood clots. These traits mean there are many benefits to wearing compression stockings, including a reduced risk of blood pooling in the lower legs, which can lead to swelling, pain, and complications like varicose veins or deep vein thrombosis (DVT).
Who Should Wear Compression Socks?
Anyone Who Sits Down for Long Periods of Time
If you spend long periods of time sitting down, whether in a wheelchair, on a plane, or at work, you can benefit greatly from wearing compression socks. When you remain seated for extended hours, blood flow in the legs slows, which may increase the risk of blood clots, such as those caused by deep vein thrombosis.
Wearing compression socks helps to gently squeeze the legs, preventing blood from pooling in the feet and ankles. This snug-fitting solution supports circulation and can also reduce swelling and discomfort that often comes from prolonged inactivity.
Those Who Have Circulation Problems or Are at Risk
Individuals who have circulation problems or who are at risk of developing them should consider wearing compression stockings to help prevent further complications. Varicose veins, spider veins, deep vein thrombosis, and other conditions can worsen without proper blood flow.
By using graduated compression stockings, the pressure at the ankle increases circulation, reducing the risk of blood clots and swelling in the legs. For those at risk, wearing compression socks is a practical way to improve circulation and reduce pain caused by poor blood flow.
Athletes and Active Individuals
Anyone who plays sports or lives an active life can support their recovery by wearing compression socks. The snug-fitting design of these stretchy socks helps reduce swelling and prevent pain during or after intense exercise.
Additionally, the increased blood to the feet and legs that compression stockings provide helps athletes stay energized while lowering the risk of injury. By applying gentle pressure to the legs, these socks help prevent fatigue and improve post-workout recovery, keeping the blood flowing and reducing the risk of circulation-related problems!
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