I’m curious as to how compression socks help your legs when you have bad circulation. What is the science behind it that allows you to be on your feet without getting fatigued and swelling when you wear them.
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The socks are supposed to compress the lower (more distal) parts of your legs (ex:near the ankles) more than it would compress the upper parts of your legs(just below your knees for example) it helps your blood circulate back to your heart more efficiently, instead of pooling at your extremities
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