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Tynor I-70 Medical Compression Stocking Mid Thigh Class 2 L Tynor I-70 Medical Compression Stocking Mid Thigh Class 2 L

Tynor I-70 Medical Compression Stocking Mid Thigh Class 2 L

Quantity Description: packet of 1 Device
Manufacturer: Tynor Orthotics Pvt. Ltd.
Price: ₹ 2686.0

Information about Tynor I-70 Medical Compression Stocking Mid Thigh Class 2 L

Tynor I-70 Medical Compression Stocking Mid Thigh Class 2 provide controlled compression to the legs to squeeze abnormal back flow of blood towards the heart. They provide requisite pressure to the superficial affected veins.

Available sizes:
S (14.6 -16.9 )
M (16.5 -18.9 )
L (18.5 -20.9 )
XL (20.5 -22.8 )

Salient features of Tynor I-70 Medical Compression Stocking Mid Thigh Class 2:
High quality, dermophillic, strong with long functional life.
Effective and Graduated compression.
Anatomical shape ensures, snug fitting and optimal grip.
Top silicone lined band ensures no slippage.
Open toe design reduces wear and tear and is easy to wear.
Available in different compression classes, ensures effective blood evacuation.

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Popular Questions & Answers

I have tb I am on my medication, I have mediastinal lymph node swollen and many others. I am scared will that mediastinal lymph node make me breathless is compresses lungs or can I get heart problem if compresses heart.

MBBS, MD TUBERCULOSIS AND CHEST DISEASES, Diploma in Tuberculosis & Chest Diseases, Diploma in Tropical Medicine and Hygiene
Pulmonologist, Kolkata
Don't get frightened about the possibility of compression on lungs and heart by enlarged lymph nodes. Your responsibility is to complete the anti tubercular drugs under the guidance of tuberculosis specialist.In a small percentage of patients to obviate this compression oral steroids under the guidance of Tuberculosis specialist for 4 to 6 to eight weeks may be needed. Wish you speedy recovery.
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Doctor I hve mild varicose vein how long should I wear compression stockings like 2 hrs or 3 hrs how much time.

MCh (CTVS)
Cardiothoracic Vascular Surgery, Noida
Compression stocking are for prevention from progression of varicose vein. It is not cure. Ideally should be worn during day time when active and remove at night before going to bed.

My mother has been suffering from the condition of varicose veins for the past four years. She has tried medication, compression stockings and exercises. However, she now feels fatigued frequently, her legs feel very heavy to walk and she is finding it difficult to walk. She has now been advised operation. However, she is worried that the case shouldn't get worsened. Please advice what should be done.

MBBS Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery, DNB (Peripheral Vascular Surgery), DNB (General Surgery), MNAMS
Vascular Surgeon, Nashik
Hi 1. To clarify that varicose vein laser or RFA or Open surgery are not of major surgeries if patients general health is adequately balanced in another disease spectrums. 2. These are not mandatory or emergency surgeries as nature of urgency varies with her routine and disease severity. 3. Properly confirm your diagnosis pain she is suffering is only from varicose veins and consider intervention of vascular surgeon advises and is not major surgery. 4. Suggestion to consult vascular surgeon and then take call. Till that time you can wear proper compression stockings from good company thank you.

Hello sir I am 31/m.past 2-3 years. I I have vericosvein in left leg. I am using compression stocking .Some time it has pained. Pls tell me the treatment.

MBBS
General Physician, Cuttack
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.

I am suffering from varicose veins from the last 2 years and wearing compression stockings for the same. Kindly help.

MBBS Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery, DNB (Peripheral Vascular Surgery), DNB (General Surgery), MNAMS
Vascular Surgeon, Nashik
Hi. Get your venous duplex done. And consult vascular surgeon and if needed undergo surgery or laser for VV.
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