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Je pense que cela peut être une bonne alternative aux collants de contention. Maintien bien je n’ai pas mal aux jambes en fin de journée ( du moins pas - qu’avec un collant de contention médical) Je l’utilise aussi le sport se resserre bien après lavage . Atteinte en lipoedeme de stade 1 et ayant fait une liposuccion je l’utilise depuis quelque tps et j’apprécie

Justo lo que me recetó el doctor, ojalá hubiera mayor disponibilidad de colores y stock

They are great quality compression for lipedema. I ordered according to my measurements. They were recommended by Sturdy Woman on YouTube. She has videos about compression & how to put them on (a little at a time!). Use the size chart provided! Don't go by your regular clothing size. My certified lymphedema therapist told me to first go by my ankle measurement. It needs to be most compressed at the ankle & gradually have less compression as it goes up. So, I have ankles between 7-8" and ordered a small, even though my calf is a little bit larger (16") than what is recommended for the small. My thighs are 22-24" (I haven't measured today). They are tiny when you get them, but the material stretches out. You turn one leg almost inside out, put that on your foot, and kind of roll them on a little at a time. Wear gloves so as not to poke a hole in them with fingernails. I've never put a hole in them, but my nails are short. Use dish gloves to smooth them out once they're on so as not to have bunching behind the knees. After the first few times, it's easier, but it took 15 minutes to get on the first time with this smaller size. My first pair (with 27" thighs) was a size Large. Pro: The compression & the style all the way up to my natural waist above my belly button which is good. My lipedema is the entire leg & the abdomen, so I need compression all the way up. Some pantyhose compression only compresses to the thighs. Some people with POTS don't like belly compression. Pro: they are thick, very opaque & can be worn as regular leggings, but I don't wear leggings as pants. I only wear these under clothes outside of the house. So, I chose black for a more normal look & less medical. No cons, except the only colors on Amz are black & ugly beige. Go to their website to see more colors. I want to get Chocolate to be closer to my skin tone & less noticeable. The advantage of ordering on Amazon is not having to figure out what the tariff will be for shipment to the US. One way to tell this is good graduated compression is that the fact there is a sizing chart that lists measurements for calf, ankle, & hips. Non-medical compression just lists height/weight or SML; that kind might be good for exercise, but not for an actual medical diagnosis. If you need medical grade compression, don't fall for cheap stuff. If you live in Oklahoma, there are CLTs in Tulsa at St John Ascension and Saint Francis, but I believe you need a doctor's referral. There are several in OKC, but you might have to call to make sure there are actually Certified Lymphedema Therapists on staff that deal with lipedema.

Le pantalon se détend vite. Il faut le laver chaque jour

Absolutely love this compression for my stage 1 Lipoedema, so much so that I introduced my MLD therapist to them and she has then gone on to recommend to other patients. Where made to measure is too expensive or inaccessible I think these make a great alternative. I feel well supported, they are incredibly comfortable as they mould to your body rather than gaping in some places and pinching in others like other compression. I am a uk size 8-10 on bottom and order an XS. They seem tight at first but that’s the same with all compression. I even wore these post surgery