How Long Should You Wear Compression Socks After Surgery?

HOW LONG SHOULD YOU WEAR COMPRESSION SOCKS AFTER SURGERY?

Arthritis causes sleepless nights and requires surgery for treatment. Relief can be achieved through exercise or compression socks, but deterioration requires surgery. After surgery, consult a physician for proper guidance.

Compression socks can be worn for quick recovery, and discussing with a previous patient can clarify concerns.

BENEFITS OF WEARING COMPRESSION SOCKS AFTER SURGERY Compression socks, especially for frequent travelers, stimulate circulation in the lower legs, providing comfort and preventing blood clots linked to deep vein thrombosis.

PREVENT LEG SWELLING Compression socks, especially for frequent travelers, stimulate circulation in the lower legs, providing comfort and preventing blood clots linked to deep vein thrombosis.

IMPROVES BLOOD CIRCULATION Compression socks increase blood flow to the heart, reducing the risk of health conditions like varicose veins and edema, by compressing the legs.

QUICK RECOVERY Compression socks improve blood flow, reduce swelling, and promote quick recovery after surgery. The duration of wearing compression socks depends on the type of surgery and condition, with the first two weeks being compulsory regardless of the surgery type.

Angioplasty – 2 weeks Vein Surgery – 2-4 weeks Knee Surgery – 6 weeks Ankle Sprain – 4 weeks Hip Surgery – 6 weeks Hamstring – 4 weeks

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