Lauma Medical Beige Compression Stockings, Class 2, 1 Pair

Title: Beige Compression Stockings, Class 2 Compression, Lauma Medical

Lauma Medical Class 2 Compression Stockings

Lauma Medical Class 2 compression stockings offer therapeutic compression for effective management of venous insufficiency and related conditions. These beige stockings are designed for comfortable, all-day wear, providing graduated compression to improve circulation and reduce symptoms.

Indications:

• Varicose veins
• Spider veins (reticular varicose veins)
• Venous insufficiency
• Post-phlebectomy recovery
• Lymphedema
• Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) prevention
• Pregnancy-related varicose veins
• Tired leg syndrome
• Prolonged standing or sitting
• Sedentary lifestyle
• Genetic predisposition to venous disorders

Contraindications:

Absolute Contraindications:

• Chronic arterial diseases of the legs (e.g., aortoarteritis, atherosclerosis, thromboangiitis obliterans, endarteritis) with systolic blood pressure below 80 mmHg.

Relative Contraindications:

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

Important Note:

These medical compression stockings should be selected and fitted by a healthcare professional based on your individual needs and medical history. They will determine the appropriate compression class and assess for any contraindications.

Application:

1. Insert your hand inside the stocking, grasping the heel.
2. Turn the stocking inside out up to the heel.
3. Put on the toe and heel sections, ensuring correct heel placement.
4. Gradually pull the stocking up your leg, distributing it evenly.
5. Smooth out any wrinkles to ensure graduated compression.
6. Avoid pulling the stocking forcefully from the top.

Duration of Wear:

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