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What is DVT?
What is DVT?
DVT is a potentially life-threatening disorder in which blood clots form in the deep veins in the body, particularly in the legs. If the clots break loose and travel to the heart or lungs, they can be fatal.
Who’s at Risk of DVT?*
Who’s at Risk of DVT?*
Anyone can contract DVT. However, people who travel frequently or take long haul flights or rides (e.g. car and train) are the most susceptible to forming blood clots due the cramped conditions that restrict movement and promote immobility.
DVT Symptoms*
DVT Symptoms*
Symptoms of DVT are difficult to detect because they are similar to other health problems. The following is a list of symptoms a victim of DVT might experience -
Swelling or cramps of lower leg
Shortness of breath
Rapid Pulse or Rapid Breathing
Excessive Sweating
Chest pains
Coughing blood
Fainting
The Sock can aid in the prevention of these symptoms.
Compression Socks Help Prevent DVT*
Compression Socks Help Prevent DVT*
Healthy blood circulation is important to help prevent blood clots. The Sock is specifically designed to aid blood circulation through graduated compression that starts at the ankle, where it’s most firm, up to the knee, where it’s least firm.
Endorsed by vascular specialists as a proven aid to circulation, The Sock can reduce the risk of DVT associated with:
Frequent and long haul flights (traveling)
Circulation problems
Being Overweight
Heart/Stroke conditions
Extended bed rest
Sitting or Standing for long periods of time
Varicose Veins/Spider Veins
*Subject to medical advice.
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