Tynor I-16 Compression Stocking Below Knee S

1. Varicose veins are swollen, dilated and tortuous veins under the skin particularly the calf muscle 2. It occurs due to a defect in the valve mechanism of deep veins of leg resulting in stagnation of blood in the veins. 3. It affects mostly women 4. It occurs due to obesity, during pregnancy, aged people and sometimes it runs in family symptoms 1. Many patients are asymptomatic excepting facing cosmetic embarrassment due to the dilated and swollen veins. 2. Some patients have burning, throbbing, aching, heavy filling, cramp, swelling, discomfort in leg in leg. Pain worsened after prolonged sitting/standing 3. Few patient may develop itching around vein, eczematous rashes or ulcer near the ankle. Prevention if you are having varicose veins 1. Do regular exercise, reduce weight if over weight, 2. Avoid tight cothing, 3. Avoid prolonged standing/sitting 3. Keep the leg elevated while sleeping, sitting 4. Consult surgeon for further advice treatment 1. Compression stocking if no relief 2. Sclerotherapy, 3. Laser surgery or vein stripping. 4. Consult a good surgeon for treatment.

Hi. Get your venous duplex done. And consult vascular surgeon and if needed undergo surgery or laser for VV.

Continue compression stocking with raised legs at night time for at least two hours above your heart level while lying down.

Hello, compression stockings are wore to improve blood flow in your legs. Compression stockings gently squeeze your legs to move blood up your legs. This helps prevent leg swelling and, to a lesser extent, blood clots. If you have varicose veins, spider veins, or have just had surgery, your doctor may prescribe compression stockings. Wearing stockings helps with: aching and heavy feeling in legs swelling in legs preventing blood clots, especially after surgery or injury when you are less active they come in different: pressures, from light pressure to strong pressure lengths, from knee-high to the top of the thigh colors wear your compression stockings all day. Your compression stockings should feel strong around your legs. You will feel the most pressure around your ankles and less pressure higher up your legs. Replace your stockings every 3 to 6 months so that they maintain their support.

If you are having varicose veins 1. Do regular exercise, reduce weight if over weight, 2.Avoid tight cothing, 3.Avoid prolonged standing/sitting 3. Keep the leg elevated while sleeping, sitting 4.consult surgeon for further advice Treatment 1.Compression stocking If no relief 2.sclerotherapy, 3.Laser surgery or vein stripping. 4. Consult a good surgeon for treatment.