How Compression Socks Work
Compression Socks clinically proven to help the flow of blood back to your heart
Your legs are the farthest from and below your heart which means that blood flow in your legs is the most difficult to maintain. In fact your blood must flow uphill to get back to your heart. A system of uni-directional valves, spaced up the leg and opening in the direction of the heart helps this upward flow. The blood essentially "steps" its way from the feet to the heart in stages.
After years of use, this complex, hardworking system of yours may eventually stop working properly. Venous insufficiency occurs when valves stop functioning properly and your blood supply is absorbed by the valve. The increased pressure can cause dilated veins, valve malfunctions and reduced circulation. The result can be fatigue, aching and swelling of the legs and feet, as well as what could be the initial stages of varicose veins.
Graduated compression socks are clinically proven to help treat venous insufficiency and varicose veins as well as the accompanying symptoms.
For years, doctors have recommended graduated compression therapy as a treatment for vein problems. Graduated compression socks compress the surface veins, keeping their diameter small , and forces blood into the deep vein system.
It has been clinically demonstrated that controlled, graduated compression applied to the lower extremities accelerates the speed at which the blood flows through the deep veins. This increased blood flow helps to relieve the symptoms associated with vein problems.
In fact the greatest compression needs to be at the ankles where it's needed most, our graduated compression socks reduce pressure further up the leg to help improve circulation.
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