Compression Therapy.
First-line conservative care to manage symptoms.
What is Compression Therapy?
Compression therapy uses graduated compression stockings to support venous return, reduce swelling, and relieve heaviness. It's both a first-line conservative therapy and a required step in most insurance pathways before procedural treatment.
How does Compression Therapy work?
Compression therapy improves blood flow by applying graduated pressure to support vein function and reduce swelling.
The procedure involves:
- 01Stockings apply highest pressure at the ankle, decreasing up the leg.
- 02This supports venous valves and pushes blood back toward the heart.
- 03Symptoms typically improve within days of consistent use.
Who Is a Good Candidate for Compression Therapy?
Compression therapy is suitable for patients with mild symptoms, early vein disease, or those needing conservative management.
It is suitable for you if you have:
- Symptom relief
- Preventing progression of mild disease
- Required step in insurance approval pathway
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