Dr Dr.San Under Knee Varicose Stocking Firm Support 20-30mmHg - Open Toe Compression Socks

Uses & How to Apply

Turn the stocking inside out, making sure the heel area is centered.

 While sitting or lying down, gently roll the stocking up, starting at the foot.

Continue rolling the stocking up over your calf and thigh. Be careful not to bunch or fold the stocking as you go.

Make sure the stockings are smooth and evenly distributed on your leg.

The top of the stocking should sit just below your knee. Ensure it's not too tight to avoid constricting blood flow.

Check for Comfort: Compression stockings should feel snug but not overly tight or uncomfortable. You should be able to move your toes freely.

Wear as Advised: Follow your healthcare provider's recommendations regarding how long to wear the stockings each day. Typically, they are worn during the day and removed before bedtime.

Reposition as Needed: If you experience discomfort or notice the stockings slipping down, you may need to adjust them. Smooth out any wrinkles or folds.

Monitor for Changes: Pay attention to any changes in your symptoms while using compression stockings. If you experience any unusual discomfort or skin issues, consult your healthcare provider.

Remove Before Bed: Take off the stockings before going to bed unless your healthcare provider advises otherwise. This allows your skin to breathe and prevents excessive pressure on your legs during sleep.

Care and Maintenance: Follow the manufacturer's care instructions for washing and caring for your compression stockings. Typically, they should be hand washed in mild soap and air-dried.

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