in the form of knee socks, stockings, tights and tights for pregnant women.
Characteristic
Each VENOTEKS ® THERAPY product is produced on a separate electronic machine using a complex computer program. For the health and comfort of consumers, modern materials are used in the production of compression products of this brand: cotton, DuPont Lycra ®, microfiber, nylon, etc. The compression parameters of medical knitted products are embedded in their manufacturing technology.
pharmachologic effect
pharmachologic effect- venocompression.Action on the body
The impact of medical compression hosiery normalizes the functioning of the natural muscle-venous “pump” of the legs. The pressure of the knitwear on the veins narrows their lumen, supports the valves of the veins, increases the rate of return of venous blood to the heart, prevents the reverse flow of blood through the veins and prevents the formation of blood clots.
The measured pressure of the VENOTEKS ® THERAPY knitwear relieves the soft tissues of the legs from swelling, leaving no room for fluid accumulation. As a result, fatigue and muscle pain go away.
Socks, stockings and tights create an additional frame that supports the veins and protects them from excessive stretching by constant blood pressure.
The compression effect of VENOTEKS ® THERAPY knitwear has been confirmed by clinical studies and is provided for 6 months if the instructions for use and care are followed.
Component Properties
The therapeutic properties of VENOTEKS ® THERAPY are based on the fact that each product evenly across the entire circumference of the leg exerts pressure (compression) on the soft tissues and then on the walls of the veins. The compression is precisely calculated, dosed and measured in mmHg. Art.
The most significant difference between VENOTEKS ® THERAPY and any supporting knitwear is that the compression is physiologically distributed along the leg (ankle - 100%; lower leg - 80%; knee - 50-60%; thigh - 20-40%).
VENOTEKS ® THERAPY Expressive 10-15 mm Hg. Art. :
hereditary predisposition to venous disease (anamnestic data);
work in a standing position (surgeons, dentists, hairdressers, salespeople, cooks, waiters, flight attendants, choir and ballet dancers);
sedentary work;
work related to lifting and carrying heavy objects;
air travel and travel in cars, buses, and subways (“economy class syndrome”);
driving a car, especially in city traffic jams;
pregnancy and postpartum condition;
taking hormonal medications, including contraceptives;
tendency to overweight, obesity, fluid retention;
increased blood coagulability and viscosity;
chronic constipation;
the use of tight, constricting clothing: corsets, graces, belts, bandages;
walking in narrow, tight shoes or with heels higher than 4 cm.
VENOTEKS ® THERAPY Clinic 1, 18-21 mmHg. Art. :
hereditary predisposition to varicose veins;
the initial form of chronic venous insufficiency (in the absence of external signs of varicose veins, unpleasant sensations appear in the legs in the evening - swelling, heaviness);
heavy leg syndrome: heaviness, pain, cramps, feeling of numbness, “crawling” and fullness in the legs in the evening;
reticular varicose veins in the form of a pronounced vascular pattern on the skin of the legs;
the presence of telangiectasia (spider veins) on the skin of the legs;
prevention of varicose veins and improvement of placental circulation in pregnant women.
VENOTEKS ® THERAPY Clinic 2, 23-32 mm Hg. Art. (II compression class):
chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) with dilated superficial veins;
the presence of non-inflamed seals and varicose veins;
severe swelling of the legs that does not go away in the morning;
multiple spider veins or a pronounced venous network, occupying an area of more than 1/3 of the leg or thigh;
acute thrombophlebitis;
postthrombophlebitic disease (including in pregnant women);
swelling of the legs and any signs of CVI during pregnancy or the postpartum period;
preparation for surgical intervention on the veins of the lower extremities;
condition after sclerotherapy and vein removal;
prevention of deep vein thrombosis in risk groups.
VENOTEKS ® THERAPY Clinic 3, 34-46 mm Hg. Art. (III compression class):
severe and complicated CVI;
severe swelling of the legs in combination with varicose nodes and the presence of seals along the veins;
deep vein thrombosis
chronic thrombophlebitis of superficial veins;
postthrombophlebitic disease;
the presence of areas of pigmentation along the veins on the legs and thighs;
initial manifestations of lymphovenous insufficiency;
trophic ulcers in the healing stage;
the presence of arteriovenous shunts (Parks-Weber syndrome);
congenital underdevelopment of the valves of the deep veins of the lower extremities (Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome).
Contraindications
The decision on the possibility of using compression hosiery in the cases listed below is made by the doctor.
dermatitis of various origins;
impaired arterial circulation of the legs (endarteritis, atherosclerosis, diabetic angiopathy);
bedsores on the legs;
weeping eczema;
acute infection of the soft tissues of the leg (including erysipelas, infected trophic ulcers);
metabolic edema;
cardiopulmonary failure in the stage of decompensation.
Dosage and administration
When selecting the sizes of knee socks, stockings and tights, you should be guided by tables 1-6. Measurements must be taken in the morning, before swelling appears at the points indicated in Figure 1.
Figure 1. Measurement points when selecting compression stockings.
T - waist circumference; H—hip circumference; g - thigh circumference 5 cm below the perineum; f - mid-thigh circumference; d - circumference under the kneecap (2 fingers below the knee joint); c — calf circumference; a — foot size; b - circumference of the supramalleolar region (the thinnest part of the leg).
A-F - length from point f to heel (length from floor to mid-thigh); A-D - length from point d to heel (length from floor to knee); A-G - length from point g to heel (length from floor to gluteal fold).
Table 1
Table for selecting sizes of VENOTEKS ® compression hosiery for women's knee socks, stockings, tights and tights for pregnant women (items 4, 15, 16, 26, 110, 119, 128, 168, 208, 209, 212, 226, 234)
| Measurement | Foot size, cm | Ankle circumference, cm | Calf circumference, cm | Waist circumference (only for women's tights), cm | ||
| Size | a | b | c | g | T | A-G |
| S | 34-37 | 16-21 | 26-36 | 43-57 | up to 72 | from 70 to 97 |
| M | 36-39 | 21-24 | 30-41 | 45-64 | up to 90 | |
| L | 38-42 | 23-26 | 33-45 | 50-70 | up to 100 | |
| XL | 40-43 | 25-28 | 36-43 | 56-72 | up to 110 | |
| XXL | 40-43 | 27-32 | 37-46 | 58-77 | up to 120 | |
| XXXL | 40-43 | 30-36 | 39-49 | 60-81 | up to 130 |
table 2
Table for selecting sizes of VENOTEKS ® compression hosiery for women's knee socks, stockings, tights and tights for pregnant women (articles 8, 18, 33, 34)
| Measurement | Foot size, cm | Ankle circumference, cm | Calf circumference, cm | Thigh circumference 5 cm below the perineum, cm | Waist circumference (only for women's tights), cm | Length from floor to gluteal fold, cm |
| Size | a | b | c | g | T | A-G |
| S | 34-36 | 16-20 | 26-34 | 38-56 | up to 72 | from 70 to 97 |
| M | 36-38 | 20-24 | 29-40 | 45-61 | up to 85 | |
| L | 38-40 | 24-28 | 33-45 | 50-65 | up to 95 | |
| XL | 40-42 | 28-33 | 36-43 | 56-70 | up to 100 | |
| XXL | 40-42 | 33-36 | 37-46 | 58-72 | up to 110 | |
| XXXL | 40-43 | 30-36 | 39-49 | 60-75 | up to 120 |
Table 3
Selection table for VENOTEKS ® compression hosiery for women's and men's knee socks, stockings, tights and tights for pregnant women (items 204, 205, 206, 207, 300, 301, 303, 304, 305, 307, 315)
| Measurement | Ankle circumference, cm | Calf circumference, cm | Mid-thigh circumference, cm | Waist circumference (for items 203, 207), cm | Length from floor to knee, cm | Length from floor to mid-thigh, cm |
| Size | b | c | f (for stockings) | T | A-D (for knee socks) | A-F (for stockings) |
| S | 17-21 | 28-35 | 40-54 | up to 70 | 30-60 | from 57 to 83 |
| M | 20-25 | 32-44 | 45-60 | 80-90 | ||
| L | 23-28 | 38-46 | 50-65 | 85-95 | ||
| XL | 26-30 | 40-48 | 55-70 | up to 100 | ||
| XXL | 28-36 | 42-50 | 60-74 | more than 100 |
Table 4
Selection table for VENOTEKS ® compression jersey for men's knee socks (items 102, 103, 111, 127, 169)
| Measurement | Foot size, cm | Ankle circumference, cm | Calf circumference, cm | Length from floor to knee, cm |
| Size | a | b | c | A-D |
| S | 38-40 | 20-23 | 30-37 | from 28 to 58 |
| M | 39-42 | 21-24 | 32-43 | |
| L | 40-44 | 24-28 | 35-47 | |
| XL | 43-46 | 26-32 | 38-50 | |
| XXL | 43-46 | 30-36 | 41-52 |
Table 5
Selection table for VENOTEKS ® compression jersey for men's knee socks (article 138)
| Measurement | Foot size, cm | Ankle circumference, cm | Calf circumference, cm | Length from floor to knee, cm |
| Size | a | b | c | A-D |
| S | 37-38 | 19-21 | 30-38 | from 28 to 58 |
| M | 38-42 | 21-24 | 31-43 | |
| L | 42-44 | 24-28 | 35-47 | |
| XL | 44-46 | 28-33 | 38-51 |
Table 6
Sizing chart for VENOTEKS ® compression jersey for women's knee socks (items 19, 138)
| Measurement | Foot size, cm | Ankle circumference, cm | Calf circumference, cm | Length from floor to knee, cm |
| Size | a | b | c | A-D |
| S | 35-38 | 16-21 | 28-38 | from 35 to 58 |
| M | 36-40 | 21-24 | 29-42 | |
| L | 38-42 | 24-28 | 33-46 | |
| XL | 39-43 | 28-33 | 36-51 |
VENOTEKS ® THERAPY should be put on in the morning before swelling appears. If the patient removes compression stockings during the day, they should be put on again after resting the legs in an elevated position for 10-15 minutes. To make it easier to put on the product, your feet should be powdered with talcum powder or baby powder.
The scheme for putting on compression hosiery is shown in Figures 2-5.
Figure 2. Place a silk sock on your foot (in open-toe models). Turn the product inside out to the heel.
Figure 3. Carefully pull the product onto your foot and ensure that the heel of the product is positioned correctly on your foot.
Figure 4. Pull the product with smoothing movements across the ankle to the knee, stretching each area. Do not pull the product with force by the top edge.
Figure 5. Finally smooth out small wrinkles along the entire length of the product. If you are wearing tights, you need to further pull them over your hips. Pull out the silk sock used in open toe models.
To remove the product, you should take it by the top edge and pull it down towards the foot, carefully remove the heel and then the entire product.
special instructions
The use of compression hosiery of compression classes II and III is possible only after consultation with a doctor.
Rings, bracelets and other jewelry on the hands can damage the product. They must be removed before putting on, taking off and washing the product.
To put on products with an open toe, you should use a special silk sock.
Sharp nails, calluses, hangnails on the hands and feet can damage the product, so when using compression hosiery it is necessary to constantly care for your nails, skin of your hands and feet.
Rules for caring for VENOTEKS ® THERAPY compression hosiery
VENOTEKS ® THERAPY must be washed daily by hand at a temperature not exceeding 40 °C, using slightly alkaline liquid shampoos. Washing powders should not be used.
After washing, the product must be rinsed well in warm water, wrapped in a towel, lightly wrung out and dried in a cool place on a dry towel.
Silicone rubber strips of the retainer (if present on the product) should be protected from water. They will stick well to the skin if they are wiped with a cotton cloth moistened with a 20% alcohol solution.
The product cannot be boiled, bleached, squeezed, ironed, dried on central heating radiators, heating devices, dryers, or in direct sunlight.
Do not use chemical solvents that may damage the product.
Do not pull or cut the technological ends of the threads inside the product.
Nosological classification (ICD-10)
Composition and release form
in the form of knee socks, stockings, tights and tights for pregnant women.
Characteristic
Each VENOTEKS ® THERAPY product is produced on a separate electronic machine using a complex computer program. For the health and comfort of consumers, modern materials are used in the production of compression products of this brand: cotton, DuPont Lycra ®, microfiber, nylon, etc. The compression parameters of medical knitted products are embedded in their manufacturing technology.
pharmachologic effect
pharmachologic effect- venocompression.
Action on the body
The impact of medical compression hosiery normalizes the functioning of the natural muscle-venous “pump” of the legs. The pressure of the knitwear on the veins narrows their lumen, supports the valves of the veins, increases the rate of return of venous blood to the heart, prevents the reverse flow of blood through the veins and prevents the formation of blood clots.
The measured pressure of the VENOTEKS ® THERAPY knitwear relieves the soft tissues of the legs from swelling, leaving no room for fluid accumulation. As a result, fatigue and muscle pain go away.
Socks, stockings and tights create an additional frame that supports the veins and protects them from excessive stretching by constant blood pressure.
The compression effect of VENOTEKS ® THERAPY knitwear has been confirmed by clinical studies and is provided for 6 months if the instructions for use and care are followed.
Component Properties
The therapeutic properties of VENOTEKS ® THERAPY are based on the fact that each product evenly across the entire circumference of the leg exerts pressure (compression) on the soft tissues and then on the walls of the veins. The compression is precisely calculated, dosed and measured in mmHg. Art.
The most significant difference between VENOTEKS ® THERAPY and any supporting knitwear is that the compression is physiologically distributed along the leg (ankle - 100%; lower leg - 80%; knee - 50-60%; thigh - 20-40%).
VENOTEKS ® THERAPY Expressive 10-15 mm Hg. Art. :
hereditary predisposition to venous disease (anamnestic data);
work in a standing position (surgeons, dentists, hairdressers, salespeople, cooks, waiters, flight attendants, choir and ballet dancers);
sedentary work;
work related to lifting and carrying heavy objects;
air travel and travel in cars, buses, and subways (“economy class syndrome”);
driving a car, especially in city traffic jams;
pregnancy and postpartum condition;
taking hormonal medications, including contraceptives;
tendency to overweight, obesity, fluid retention;
increased blood coagulability and viscosity;
chronic constipation;
the use of tight, constricting clothing: corsets, graces, belts, bandages;
walking in narrow, tight shoes or with heels higher than 4 cm.
VENOTEKS ® THERAPY Clinic 1, 18-21 mmHg. Art. :
hereditary predisposition to varicose veins;
the initial form of chronic venous insufficiency (in the absence of external signs of varicose veins, unpleasant sensations appear in the legs in the evening - swelling, heaviness);
heavy leg syndrome: heaviness, pain, cramps, feeling of numbness, “crawling” and fullness in the legs in the evening;
reticular varicose veins in the form of a pronounced vascular pattern on the skin of the legs;
the presence of telangiectasia (spider veins) on the skin of the legs;
prevention of varicose veins and improvement of placental circulation in pregnant women.
VENOTEKS ® THERAPY Clinic 2, 23-32 mm Hg. Art. (II compression class):
chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) with dilated superficial veins;
the presence of non-inflamed seals and varicose veins;
severe swelling of the legs that does not go away in the morning;
multiple spider veins or a pronounced venous network, occupying an area of more than 1/3 of the leg or thigh;
acute thrombophlebitis;
postthrombophlebitic disease (including in pregnant women);
swelling of the legs and any signs of CVI during pregnancy or the postpartum period;
preparation for surgical intervention on the veins of the lower extremities;
condition after sclerotherapy and vein removal;
prevention of deep vein thrombosis in risk groups.
VENOTEKS ® THERAPY Clinic 3, 34-46 mm Hg. Art. (III compression class):
severe and complicated CVI;
severe swelling of the legs in combination with varicose nodes and the presence of seals along the veins;
deep vein thrombosis
chronic thrombophlebitis of superficial veins;
postthrombophlebitic disease;
the presence of areas of pigmentation along the veins on the legs and thighs;
initial manifestations of lymphovenous insufficiency;
trophic ulcers in the healing stage;
the presence of arteriovenous shunts (Parks-Weber syndrome);
congenital underdevelopment of the valves of the deep veins of the lower extremities (Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome).
Contraindications
The decision on the possibility of using compression hosiery in the cases listed below is made by the doctor.
dermatitis of various origins;
impaired arterial circulation of the legs (endarteritis, atherosclerosis, diabetic angiopathy);
bedsores on the legs;
weeping eczema;
acute infection of the soft tissues of the leg (including erysipelas, infected trophic ulcers);
metabolic edema;
cardiopulmonary failure in the stage of decompensation.
Dosage and administration
When selecting the sizes of knee socks, stockings and tights, you should be guided by tables 1-6. Measurements must be taken in the morning, before swelling appears at the points indicated in Figure 1.
Figure 1. Measurement points when selecting compression stockings.
T - waist circumference; H—hip circumference; g - thigh circumference 5 cm below the perineum; f - mid-thigh circumference; d - circumference under the kneecap (2 fingers below the knee joint); c — calf circumference; a — foot size; b - circumference of the supramalleolar region (the thinnest part of the leg).
A-F - length from point f to heel (length from floor to mid-thigh); A-D - length from point d to heel (length from floor to knee); A-G - length from point g to heel (length from floor to gluteal fold).
Table 1
Table for selecting sizes of VENOTEKS ® compression hosiery for women's knee socks, stockings, tights and tights for pregnant women (items 4, 15, 16, 26, 110, 119, 128, 168, 208, 209, 212, 226, 234)
| Measurement | Foot size, cm | Ankle circumference, cm | Calf circumference, cm | Waist circumference (only for women's tights), cm | ||
| Size | a | b | c | g | T | A-G |
| S | 34-37 | 16-21 | 26-36 | 43-57 | up to 72 | from 70 to 97 |
| M | 36-39 | 21-24 | 30-41 | 45-64 | up to 90 | |
| L | 38-42 | 23-26 | 33-45 | 50-70 | up to 100 | |
| XL | 40-43 | 25-28 | 36-43 | 56-72 | up to 110 | |
| XXL | 40-43 | 27-32 | 37-46 | 58-77 | up to 120 | |
| XXXL | 40-43 | 30-36 | 39-49 | 60-81 | up to 130 |
table 2
Table for selecting sizes of VENOTEKS ® compression hosiery for women's knee socks, stockings, tights and tights for pregnant women (articles 8, 18, 33, 34)
| Measurement | Foot size, cm | Ankle circumference, cm | Calf circumference, cm | Thigh circumference 5 cm below the perineum, cm | Waist circumference (only for women's tights), cm | Length from floor to gluteal fold, cm |
| Size | a | b | c | g | T | A-G |
| S | 34-36 | 16-20 | 26-34 | 38-56 | up to 72 | from 70 to 97 |
| M | 36-38 | 20-24 | 29-40 | 45-61 | up to 85 | |
| L | 38-40 | 24-28 | 33-45 | 50-65 | up to 95 | |
| XL | 40-42 | 28-33 | 36-43 | 56-70 | up to 100 | |
| XXL | 40-42 | 33-36 | 37-46 | 58-72 | up to 110 | |
| XXXL | 40-43 | 30-36 | 39-49 | 60-75 | up to 120 |
Table 3
Selection table for VENOTEKS ® compression hosiery for women's and men's knee socks, stockings, tights and tights for pregnant women (items 204, 205, 206, 207, 300, 301, 303, 304, 305, 307, 315)
| Measurement | Ankle circumference, cm | Calf circumference, cm | Mid-thigh circumference, cm | Waist circumference (for items 203, 207), cm | Length from floor to knee, cm | Length from floor to mid-thigh, cm |
| Size | b | c | f (for stockings) | T | A-D (for knee socks) | A-F (for stockings) |
| S | 17-21 | 28-35 | 40-54 | up to 70 | 30-60 | from 57 to 83 |
| M | 20-25 | 32-44 | 45-60 | 80-90 | ||
| L | 23-28 | 38-46 | 50-65 | 85-95 | ||
| XL | 26-30 | 40-48 | 55-70 | up to 100 | ||
| XXL | 28-36 | 42-50 | 60-74 | more than 100 |
Table 4
Selection table for VENOTEKS ® compression jersey for men's knee socks (items 102, 103, 111, 127, 169)
| Measurement | Foot size, cm | Ankle circumference, cm | Calf circumference, cm | Length from floor to knee, cm |
| Size | a | b | c | A-D |
| S | 38-40 | 20-23 | 30-37 | from 28 to 58 |
| M | 39-42 | 21-24 | 32-43 | |
| L | 40-44 | 24-28 | 35-47 | |
| XL | 43-46 | 26-32 | 38-50 | |
| XXL | 43-46 | 30-36 | 41-52 |
Table 5
Selection table for VENOTEKS ® compression jersey for men's knee socks (article 138)
| Measurement | Foot size, cm | Ankle circumference, cm | Calf circumference, cm | Length from floor to knee, cm |
| Size | a | b | c | A-D |
| S | 37-38 | 19-21 | 30-38 | from 28 to 58 |
| M | 38-42 | 21-24 | 31-43 | |
| L | 42-44 | 24-28 | 35-47 | |
| XL | 44-46 | 28-33 | 38-51 |
Table 6
Sizing chart for VENOTEKS ® compression jersey for women's knee socks (items 19, 138)
| Measurement | Foot size, cm | Ankle circumference, cm | Calf circumference, cm | Length from floor to knee, cm |
| Size | a | b | c | A-D |
| S | 35-38 | 16-21 | 28-38 | from 35 to 58 |
| M | 36-40 | 21-24 | 29-42 | |
| L | 38-42 | 24-28 | 33-46 | |
| XL | 39-43 | 28-33 | 36-51 |
VENOTEKS ® THERAPY should be put on in the morning before swelling appears. If the patient removes compression stockings during the day, they should be put on again after resting the legs in an elevated position for 10-15 minutes. To make it easier to put on the product, your feet should be powdered with talcum powder or baby powder.
The scheme for putting on compression hosiery is shown in Figures 2-5.
Figure 2. Place a silk sock on your foot (in open-toe models). Turn the product inside out to the heel.
Figure 3. Carefully pull the product onto your foot and ensure that the heel of the product is positioned correctly on your foot.
Figure 4. Pull the product with smoothing movements across the ankle to the knee, stretching each area. Do not pull the product with force by the top edge.
Figure 5. Finally smooth out small wrinkles along the entire length of the product. If you are wearing tights, you need to further pull them over your hips. Pull out the silk sock used in open toe models.
To remove the product, you should take it by the top edge and pull it down towards the foot, carefully remove the heel and then the entire product.
special instructions
The use of compression hosiery of compression classes II and III is possible only after consultation with a doctor.
Rings, bracelets and other jewelry on the hands can damage the product. They must be removed before putting on, taking off and washing the product.
To put on products with an open toe, you should use a special silk sock.
Sharp nails, calluses, hangnails on the hands and feet can damage the product, so when using compression hosiery it is necessary to constantly care for your nails, skin of your hands and feet.
Rules for caring for VENOTEKS ® THERAPY compression hosiery
VENOTEKS ® THERAPY must be washed daily by hand at a temperature not exceeding 40 °C, using slightly alkaline liquid shampoos. Washing powders should not be used.
After washing, the product must be rinsed well in warm water, wrapped in a towel, lightly wrung out and dried in a cool place on a dry towel.
Silicone rubber strips of the retainer (if present on the product) should be protected from water. They will stick well to the skin if they are wiped with a cotton cloth moistened with a 20% alcohol solution.
The product cannot be boiled, bleached, squeezed, ironed, dried on central heating radiators, heating devices, dryers, or in direct sunlight.
Do not use chemical solvents that may damage the product.
Do not pull or cut the technological ends of the threads inside the product.
Storage conditions Compression jersey VENOTEKS®
Keep out of the reach of children.
Venoteks Trend 2C405 compression tights are used in the complex treatment of varicose veins in pregnant women. Tights relieve fatigue and heaviness in the legs, reduce swelling, pain and cramps, and prevent the development of complications.
Venoteks Trend 2C405 compression tights have compression class 2 (23-32 mm Hg) and a closed toe. Typically, tights (unlike golf) are used when the veins on and above the popliteal fossa are affected.
What is special about Venoteks Trend 2C405 compression tights:
- Made especially for pregnant women. The tights have a special stretchable insert in the abdominal area and a wide elastic band that does not put pressure on the abdomen.
- Easy to put on. The tights are transparent and quite thin, so they are easy to take off and put on.
- Suitable for warm weather. The breathable knit makes the tights thin and light.
- Hypoallergenic. The tights are made from safe materials using LatexFree technology.
Work technology:
Compression tights Venoteks Trend 2C405 create graduated pressure on the soft tissues and veins of the legs: 100% in the ankle area, 70% (of the pressure on the ankle) in the upper part of the lower leg, 40% on the thigh. Due to this, the outflow of venous blood from the feet to the heart is restored. With the help of such compression, blood circulation in the legs is correct throughout the day, reducing the risk of developing varicose veins. In fact, you will feel this compression effect from the first day of wear - your legs simply will not get tired in the evening, even with long walking.
Anatomical knitting according to the shape of the leg ensures a tight fit of the tights and proper distribution of compression along the leg.
Indications for use:
- Chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) with dilated superficial veins in pregnant women.
- Varicothrombophlebitis.
- The presence of non-inflamed seals and varicose veins.
- Prevention of deep vein thrombosis during pregnancy.
- Postthrombophlebitic disease.
Absolute contraindications:
- Chronic obliterating diseases of the arteries of the lower extremities, when regional systolic pressure on the a. tibialis posterior is below 80 mm Hg. Art.
- Severe forms of diabetic polyneuropathy and angiopathy.
- Decompensated cardiopulmonary failure.
- Trophic ulcers are not of venous etiology.
- Acute soft tissue infection.
- Septic phlebitis.
Relative contraindications:
- Individual intolerance to the material.
- Impaired skin sensitivity.
— compression stockings with silicone retainer, thick.
The stockings are made of hypoallergenic and safe materials, provide active air and moisture exchange, and comfortable wearing. Stockings relieve fatigue and heaviness in the legs, reduce swelling and the intensity of pain and cramps, and prevent the development of complications and progression of the disease.
Composition: 75% nylon, 25% lycra
Appointments
- Chronic venous insufficiency with dilated superficial veins;
- Severe swelling of the legs, persisting after a night's rest;
- The presence of non-inflamed seals and varicose veins;
- Multiple spider veins or a pronounced venous network, occupying an area of more than 1/3 of the leg or thigh;
- Conditions after sclerotherapy and phlebectomy;
- Acute thrombophlebitis;
- Postthrombophlebitic disease;
- Preparation for surgical intervention on the veins of the lower extremities;
- Prevention of deep vein thrombosis in risk groups.
Contraindications
- Arterial diseases (obliterating atherosclerosis, endarteritis, diabetic polyneutropathy and angiopathy);
- Cardiopulmonary failure;
- Trophic ulcers of the lower extremities are not of venous etiology;
- Acute infection of the soft tissues of the legs. Septic phlebitis;
- Local skin diseases of the legs;
- Individual intolerance to the materials included in knitwear;
- Foot sizes that do not correspond to the attached sizing chart (for example, very thin ankles).
Peculiarities
- Physiologically distributed graduated compression: ankle 100%, mid-calf 80%, knee 50-60%, upper third of thigh 20-30%;
- The compression parameters of medical knitted products are based on complex modern manufacturing technology;
- Compression is precisely calculated, dosed and measured in millimeters of mercury;
- Guaranteed retention of compression properties for 6 months of daily use;
- Made from modern, safe, hypoallergenic materials that ensure active air and moisture exchange. LatexFree.
Size chart for Venoteks 205 compression stockings
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Compression stockings Venoteks 205— price from 2550 rubles, photos, technical characteristics, delivery conditions in Tyumen and Russia. To buy Compression stockings Venoteks 205 in the OrthoPlus online store, just fill out the online order form or call: +7-3452-200-700
VENOTEKS ® THERAPY should be washed daily only by hand in a smooth plastic basin without sharp edges or burrs. The water temperature should not exceed 35 degrees C. As detergents, you should choose liquid, slightly alkaline shampoos. Do not use washing powders.After washing, the product should be rinsed well in warm water, wrapped in a towel, lightly wrung out and dried in a cool place on a dry towel.
Silicone elastic strips (if they are provided in the product) must be protected from water. They will stick well to the skin if they are wiped with a cotton cloth moistened with regular alcohol.
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Frequently asked questions about the use of anti-varicose knitwear VENOTEKS ® THERAPY
Question: What is the incidence of varicose veins in Russia?Answer: In Russia, every second woman suffers from varicose veins. One of the main reasons for this virtually “national problem” is that compression therapy begins to be used when the disease has already affected the veins of the lower extremities. An illustrative example of the correct approach to the prevention of varicose veins is Europe. There, preventive anti-varicose tights and VENOTEKS ® THERAPY socks begin to be worn as early as adolescence.
Question: What is the difference between preventative and therapeutic products?
Answer: The main difference between preventive and therapeutic knitwear is the level of pressure that socks, stockings or tights exert on the area of the lower third of the leg. VENOTEKS ® THERAPY preventive class knitwear (Lites) is purchased in pharmacies, therapeutic classes (1st, 2nd and 3rd) are prescribed by a doctor. It should be remembered that when “cobwebs” and “spider veins” appear, preventive knitwear is no longer effective! The doctor will most likely try to stop the development of varicose veins and prescribe compression knitwear of the 1st or 2nd class. It depends on the symptoms of the disease.
Question: Who is at risk for varicose veins?
Answer: VENOTEKS ® THERAPY preventive knitwear is specially created for those who are healthy and do not want to suffer from varicose veins. Everyone who is included in the following risk groups should wear it:
Question: At what age should you wear compression stockings?
Answer: It is necessary to wear knee socks, stockings and tights VENOTEKS ® THERAPY as early as possible - from 17-19 years of age. Do you remember? The first call is heaviness in the legs and swelling of the legs!
Question: What is graduated compression?
Answer: This is one of the main differences between anti-varicose jersey and regular compression jersey. Anti-varicose products are designed and manufactured so that at the ankle the compression is 100%, towards the knee it decreases to 75%, at the hip there remains 50% compression, and at the groin 20%. Due to this pressure gradation, anti-varicose jersey significantly increases the rate of blood outflow from the veins of the lower extremities. Regular compression hosiery applies equal pressure throughout. It improves the silhouette, but has nothing to do with medicinal products.
Question: How long should you wear anti-varicose jersey?
Answer: Persons in risk groups should wear preventive products at all times. Medicinal products prescribed by a doctor are worn for 6 months, after which a re-examination is necessary. After surgery for varicose veins, compression hosiery is worn constantly, and the doctor periodically adjusts the degree of compression.
Question: How to distinguish therapeutic knitwear from regular knitwear?
Answer: The packaging of therapeutic knitwear must indicate the compression class and pressure in millimeters of mercury; regular knitwear only has the density marking of the product in DEN. If you see “therapeutic” knitwear with DEN markings and an indication that it is “anti-varicose”, it is a fake.
Question: Where can you buy high-quality anti-varicose jersey?
Answer: High-quality anti-varicose knitwear, for example, the VENOTEKS ® THERAPY series, manufactured by Elastic Therapy Inc., USA, can be bought in Moscow pharmacies (if it is preventive knitwear with a compression of 10-15 mm Hg). Therapeutic knitwear VENOTEKS ® THERAPY 1st, 2nd and 3rd compression classes are purchased in specialized orthopedic salons.
Question: Where to buy lightweight knitwear for the summer?
Answer: Indeed, in the summer, thick knitwear on the legs causes some discomfort. Therefore, the VENOTEKS ® THERAPY range of anti-varicose knitwear includes light transparent knee socks, stockings and tights, including for pregnant women, which perform all therapeutic functions, look elegant and are comfortable in hot weather. The entire range is presented in specialized orthopedic salons.