30 40 mmHg compression socks for women with chronic venous insufficiency

This knee high are made with durable elastic sheer materials.

The fabric has a double thickness at the heel and toe. Too, the top band under the knee is wide. This will hold the socks in place and improve the wearer's comfort.

Circutrend 30 40 mmHg compression socks for women are graduated. This means that they provide the greatest compression therapy at the ankle. This compression will gradually decrease as the stockings move up toward the knee.

What are compression socks used for?

The 30 40 mmHg is the most advanced compression grade available in ready-to-wear compression socks.

Doctors may prescribe it to help treat moderate to severe chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) and its related symptoms.

More specifically, Women may use the  as:

• : to help relieve varicose veins, leg edema, or other CVI symptoms in pregnant women
• Edema compression socks to reduce swelling
• Varicose veins compression stockings: to slow down their progression. In some cases, they can be used with other treatments to treat DVT (deep venous thrombosis)

Features

1. These women's compression socks are made in plus size to accommodate a wide calf. For wide thigh, plus size compression socks are also available in thigh high length
2. Made in the United States
3. Wide upper grip band
4. Reinforced toe
5. Reinforced heel
6. Graduated 30 40 mmHg compression grading. The same model is also available in
7. Ready to wear measured for women. The provides an adjusted and personalized fit to the patient leg
8. Durable and elegant sheer fabric for active women
9. Closed toe design. To wear with an open shoe, you can also choose the Circutrend

Use

Doctors prescribe 30 40 mmHg compression socks for women in the following:

• To relieve swollen ankles or legs
• To slow down moderate to severe varicose veins in the legs
• To prevent blood clots
• In combination with superficial or deep phlebitis treatment
• As a complementary treatment following a Deep vein Thrombosis (DVT)

Note: See your Doctor before using any men's or women's compression socks in 30 40 mmHg.