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This information is intended for information and comparison only. Professional medical evaluation is required for any serious condition. If you are experiencing these symptoms, go to a doctor for advice.
Understanding Compression
The appropriate compression level for a stocking is based on the symptoms it is trying to alleviate. Use this chart to determine which compression level is best for you.
15-20 & 18-22 mmHg
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20-30 mmHg
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Moderate To Severe Varicosities
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Moderate To Severe Varicosities During Pregnancy
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Moderate Ankle, Leg & Foot Swelling
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After Sclerotherapy
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Helps To Prevent Recurrence Of Venous Stasis Ulcers
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30-40 mmHg
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Severe Varicosities
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Severe Varicosities during Pregnancy
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Severe Ankle, Leg & Foot Swelling
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After VNUS Closure
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After Venous Laser Ablation
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After Vein Stripping
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After Ambulatory Phlebectomy
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Helps To Prevent Recurrence Of Venous Stasis Ulcers
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Some products are targeted specifically to treat the symptoms of diabetes, such as Venosan SilverlineDB and the Stridelite shoe. The other products are listed here based on their compression:
15-20 mmHg
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18-22 mmHg
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20-30 mmHg
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30-40 mmHg
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