Medi Compression Stockings, White, Class 1

Mediven Thrombexin Compression Stockings - Class 1 Compression

Mediven Thrombexin Class 1 compression stockings provide effective prophylaxis against venous thrombosis and thromboembolic complications. Specifically designed for use before, during, and after surgery, these medical-grade stockings offer superior comfort and reliable protection.

Key Benefits:

• Graduated Compression: A precisely engineered compression gradient (18 mmHg at the ankle) promotes healthy blood circulation, reducing swelling and the risk of blood clots. This graduated compression helps to improve venous return to the heart.
• Post-Operative & Post-Traumatic Swelling Reduction: Helps minimize swelling after surgery or injury.
• Prophylaxis for High-Risk Patients: Ideal for patients undergoing surgery, recovering from childbirth, or those with limited mobility, elderly individuals, or those who are generally weakened.
• Superior Comfort & Breathability: Made from a soft, breathable, and highly elastic fabric for all-day comfort. The anatomically knitted design ensures a perfect fit.
• Secure Fit: A silicone top band with a size indicator ensures a secure and comfortable fit, preventing slippage.
• Convenient Features: Includes a convenient inspection window on the sole for easy monitoring of circulation and an antibacterial toe area for added hygiene. A soft heel reduces pressure points.

Who Should Use Mediven Thrombexin Compression Stockings?

• Pre- and post-operative patients
• Post-partum recovery
• Patients with limited mobility
• Elderly or weakened patients

Contraindications:

Mediven Thrombexin compression stockings are not recommended for patients with:

• Chronic occlusive arterial disease of the lower extremities (regional systolic pressure on the posterior tibial artery below 80 mmHg)
• Severe diabetic polyneuropathy and angiopathy
• Decompensated cardiopulmonary insufficiency
• Massive edema of the lower extremity
• Non-venous etiology trophic ulcers
• Acute soft tissue infection

Important Note: Always consult with your doctor or healthcare professional before using compression stockings, especially if you have any underlying health conditions. They can help determine the appropriate compression level and ensure the stockings are suitable for your individual needs.