Compression Socks
Improve Circulation, Reduce Swelling, and Move With Ease
Medical-grade compression socks help boost circulation, reduce swelling, and support tired or achy legs throughout the day. They provide gentle, graduated pressure that improves blood flow, making them ideal for long hours on your feet, recovery after injury, or managing chronic conditions. With the right fit, compression socks help you stay active, comfortable, and supported.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Compression socks are commonly used for swelling, varicose veins, poor circulation, pregnancy-related leg discomfort, and long periods of standing or sitting. They’re also beneficial during recovery from certain injuries or after surgery.
An assessment is recommended to ensure you receive the correct level of compression and best style for your needs. Your clinician will check circulation, measure your legs, and guide you toward the right option.
Proper fit is essential. We take precise measurements of your legs to match you with the right size and compression level. A well-fitted sock feels snug, supportive, and comfortable for all-day use.
Many insurance plans offer coverage for medical-grade compression stockings, especially if prescribed or recommended as part of treatment. Our team can help you review your benefits and provide any required documentation.
Learn More About Compression Socks
Compression socks address various conditions affecting your circulation system.
● Chronic and Acute Back Pain: Techniques to relieve discomfort and enhance mobility.
● Neck Pain: Alleviate stiffness and tension in your neck with spinal adjustments.
● Headaches: Address tension and migraine headaches effectively through spinal adjustments.
● Sciatica: Target pain radiating down the leg with specialized techniques.
● Sports Injuries: Promote healing and recovery for active individuals.
● Posture Correction: Improve overall posture and reduce related discomfort.
● Joint Pain: Treat pain in arms, legs, and other joints for better function.
● Consultation: Discuss your symptoms and medical history to develop a tailored treatment plan.
● Prepare for Adjustment: Arrive relaxed and ready to communicate any discomfort or concerns.
● Wear Comfortable Clothing: Dress in loose-fitting attire that allows for easy movement during the adjustment.
● Immediate Relief: Experience reduced pain and improved mobility shortly after the adjustment.
● Post-Care Instructions: Follow any recommendations for at-home exercises or stretches to enhance results.
● Monitor Progress: Keep track of how you feel in the days following treatment and communicate any changes to your chiropractor for ongoing care.
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