Compression Hose Helps Increase Poor Circulation in Feet and Legs
If you suffer from poor circulation, leg veins or leg swelling, then you may want to think about wearing compression hose to help improve your overall leg health. Compression hose is designed to gently massage and enhance upward circulation in the legs to diminish nagging lower body pain and discomfort. How does compression hose work? Compression hose successfully enhances circulation by applying maximum pressure at the ankle, then gradually lessening pressure up the leg. The result? You feel revitalized and legs feel healthier when wearing compression hose.
FootSmart carries three levels of compression hose in a variety of styles.
Supportive Compression Hose:
Thigh High Compression Hose:
Knee High Compression Hose:
Trouser Sock Compression Hose:
You can also find opaque compression hose, sheer compression hose, open and closed toe compression hose and other styles.
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Do you know what compression hose support level will work best for your needs?
- If you have never worn compression hose before, start out using the light compression hose support level to help you get used to the tighter feel of graduated compression hose.
- If you have spider veins, try light or moderate level compression hose to reduce their appearance.
- People with moderate or severe varicose veins, however, should try the firm compression hose.
- If you have mild swelling in the ankles and/ or legs, try light or moderate level compression hose to help find relief. Those with more severe swelling should go with the firm compression hose.
- If you suffer from diminished overall circulation in the legs, you may need firm compression hose to help legs get healthier.
- If you suffer from tired, aching legs, then the light or moderate compression hose will help ease your discomfort.
Remember to shop FootSmart, the foot and lower body health experts, for all your compression hose needs.