Compression Stockings
for Pulmonary Embolism Recovery
Graduated compression stockings for leg symptoms following DVT associated with PE. Help reduce leg swelling, pain, and post-thrombotic syndrome risk.
How it works
Graduated compression reduces venous stasis and improves venous return from the legs. Reduces oedema and may reduce risk of post-thrombotic syndrome — chronic leg pain and swelling after DVT.
What to watch for
Ensure correct sizing — poorly fitted stockings can worsen symptoms. Class 2 compression (23–32 mmHg) typically recommended. Consult your doctor or physiotherapist for guidance on appropriate compression level.
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