Avicenum Beige Compression Socks, Class 2

Beige Compression Socks - Avicenum Class 2 Compression

Enhanced Description

Experience superior comfort and support with Avicenum Class 2 compression socks. These beige socks feature a closed toe design and incorporate silver ions for effective antimicrobial protection, making them ideal for sensitive skin. The wide, soft waistband ensures all-day comfort.

Key Benefits

• Superior Compression: Provides targeted compression (Class 2) to improve circulation and reduce leg swelling.
• Antimicrobial Protection: Silver ion treatment helps prevent the growth of bacteria and odor-causing microorganisms.
• Gentle on Sensitive Skin: Double-layered protective fibers minimize irritation often caused by elastane.
• Enhanced Comfort: Features a wide, soft waistband for a comfortable fit.
• High-Quality Materials: Constructed from durable and breathable 60% nylon and 40% Lycra blend.
• Suitable for Men and Women: Available in sizes to fit individuals 164cm and taller, up to a shoe size 42.

Indications

• Improves circulation in the lower extremities.
• Alleviates symptoms of venous insufficiency and early-stage varicose veins.
• Recommended for pregnant women to help prevent varicose veins.
• Provides relief from leg fatigue and swelling.
• Suitable for individuals with visible signs of varicose veins, such as spider veins and edema.

Contraindications

Absolute Contraindications

• Chronic occlusive arterial diseases of the lower extremities (regional systolic pressure on the posterior tibial artery below 80 mmHg).
• Severe diabetic polyneuropathy and angiopathy.
• Decompensated cardiopulmonary insufficiency.
• Non-venous trophic ulcers.
• Acute soft tissue infection.
• Septic phlebitis.

Relative Contraindications

• Severe heart failure (additional compression may lead to impaired gas exchange and necrosis).
• Diabetes mellitus (risk of damage to fragile blood vessel walls, bleeding, and thrombus formation).
• Acute inflammatory processes affecting blood vessel walls, phlebitis, and thrombophlebitis (inflammation narrows blood vessels, impairing blood supply; increased pressure can lead to oxygen deficiency, thrombus formation, ulcers, and necrosis).
• Skin diseases, open wounds, purulent tissue infections, and allergic sensitivity to materials (fibers, Lycra, cotton, silicone).

Note: Always consult your doctor before using compression socks, especially if you have any underlying health conditions.