Beige Compression Socks, 20-30 mmHg, Lauma Medical

Title: Beige Compression Socks (Class 2) - Lauma Medical

Product Description:

Lauma Medical Class 2 Compression Socks (Beige)

These medical-grade compression socks offer effective relief and support for a range of leg conditions. Providing graduated compression, they help improve circulation and reduce swelling. Ideal for:

• Venous Thrombosis Prevention: Help prevent the formation of blood clots in deep veins.
• Post-Venous Surgery Recovery: Aid in healing and reduce swelling after venous procedures.
• Lymphedema Management: Assist in managing swelling and discomfort associated with lymphedema.
• Functional Phlebopathy: Provide support and improve circulation for individuals with functional phlebopathy.
• Varicose Veins: Help alleviate symptoms associated with varicose veins, including pain and swelling.
• Pregnancy-Related Varicose Veins: Support healthy circulation during pregnancy.
• Reticular Varicosis: Improve the appearance and comfort of spider veins.
• Tired Leg Syndrome: Relieve discomfort and fatigue in the legs.
• Sedentary or Standing Occupations: Offer support for individuals spending long periods sitting or standing.
• Long-Distance Travel: Reduce swelling and discomfort associated with prolonged travel.

Composition: 60% Polyamide, 40% Lycra®

Indications:

These socks may be beneficial for individuals experiencing:

• Tired leg syndrome
• Genetic predisposition to venous pathologies
• Prolonged standing or sitting
• Sedentary lifestyle
• Poor weight management and nutrition
• Pregnancy-related varicose veins
• Long-distance travel and air travel
• Reticular varicosis (spider veins)
• Functional phlebopathies
• Venous insufficiency and varicose veins following venous surgery
• Deep vein thrombosis prevention
• Lymphedema

Important Note: These Class 2 compression socks should be selected and fitted under the guidance of a physician, considering individual patient pathology and anatomical characteristics.

Contraindications:

Absolute Contraindications:

Chronic arterial diseases of the legs associated with narrowing of blood vessels (aortoarteritis, atherosclerosis, obliterating thromboangiitis, endoarteritis) with systolic arterial pressure below 80 mm Hg.

Relative Contraindications:

A physician should determine suitability in cases of:

• Eczema, pressure sores, open wounds, stasis dermatitis, acute thrombophlebitis.
• Inflammatory and trophic skin diseases with significant microbial contamination.
• Individuals with very sensitive skin.
• Heart and lung failure with signs of circulatory disturbances at rest.
• Diabetes with vascular lesions in the legs.
• Septic phlebitis.

Application:

The duration of wear (long-term or short-term) should be determined by a physician.

How to Put on Your Compression Socks:

1. Insert your hand inside the sock, grasping the heel.
2. Turn the sock inside out up to the heel.
3. Put on the toe and heel sections, ensuring the heel is correctly positioned.
4. Gradually pull the sock up your leg.
5. Smooth out any wrinkles to ensure even graduated compression.
6. Do not pull the top edge forcefully.