Professional Thigh High 34-46mmhg Varicose Veins Medical Compression Stockings

Discriptions
Varicose compression socks is a kind of promotion of venous blood return to the heart function of the product, it is a medical treatment device, a medical device for the treatment of varicose diseases.

Compression IndicationClass I (15-21mmHg) Prevent varicose veins, apply to pregnant women.
Class II (23-32mmHg) Apply to the patients who have obvious varicose veins of the lower limbs (venous vessels protrude from the surface of skin when standing) accompanied with leg discomfort (such as aches, fatigue or swelling in the lower limbs, itching of the eczema, cramping and numbing, pigmentation, etc.), patients with phlebitis, persons with serious varicose veins, patients after surgery of varicose veins (great and small saphenous vein dissection surgery), and patients with syndrome after the formation of deep venous thrombosis.
Class III (34-46mmHg) Apply to high degree in swelling of the lower limbs, skin blackens and hardens, and serious enlargement of lymph nodes.

Fit People
1. Long standing people: teachers, traffic police, shopping guides, beauticians, doctors, nurses, etc.
2. Long time sitting people: IT personnel, white-collar workers, civil servants and other office workers -- standing or sitting for a long time due to muscle fatigue and gravity, resulting in poor blood return in the legs and increased blood viscosity, leading to lower extremity vein disease.
3. Pregnant women and people taking contraceptives for a long time: hormone changes in the body during pregnancy, blood volume increases by more than 20%; the fetus and the increased uterus oppress pelvic vein and iliac vein, weight increases during pregnancy, and the increase of leg vein pressure causes poor blood return, leading to lower extremity vein disease.
4. People and stewardesses who often travel on business, take airplanes and long-distance buses: usually referred to as economy class syndrome, because of weightlessness at high altitude, the leg blood flow is not smooth, leading to lower extremity venous diseases, and pulmonary embolism is easy to occur in serious cases.
5. Obese people: due to high blood cholesterol and lipids, increased blood viscosity, and high weight, it is difficult for venous blood to flow back to the heart, resulting in lower extremity venous disease.
6. People who have suffered from venous disease of lower limbs: because the vein is in a state of disease, it can only be improved through treatment, otherwise the disease will continue to develop.
7. People with high incidence of deep vein thrombosis of lower limbs: patients after major operation, patients with malignant tumor, patients with hemiplegia, women and parturients in the late pregnancy, patients with fracture of lower limbs, patients with serious infection, the elderly etc.