Compression therapy

Compression therapy applies controlled pressure to the limbs. The pressure improves venous return, lymphatic drainage, and circulation, helping reduce swelling, prevent clotting, and relieve symptoms of poor circulation. Management of chronic venous insufficiency (CVI). Reduces leg swelling, heaviness, and pain. Prevention of deep vein thrombosis (DVT). Especially in post-surgical or immobile patients (intermittent pneumatic compression devices). Treatment of lymphedema. Promotes lymphatic drainage to reduce swelling. Improved circulation in peripheral vascular disease (with certain devices).