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Plan your compression stocking fitting at Keswick Physiotherapy in southwest Edmonton. Discuss your clinician’s recommendations, measurements and everyday needs before choosing a garment.
Compression may help with some venous and swelling-related symptoms, but it is not suitable for everyone. Bring any prescription or medical instructions so you can discuss the appropriate type and fit.
The expected benefit depends on your condition and whether compression is suitable for you
Compression can help blood return from the legs when it is appropriate for your condition.
Appropriate compression may help with swelling and aching related to venous conditions.
A fitting helps match the garment size and length to your measurements and clinical advice.
Ask about putting stockings on, caring for them and following your recommended wear schedule.
Compression may help associated swelling and aching. Discuss whether it is suitable and whether other treatment is needed.
Compression can be part of care for some venous or lymphatic conditions. The cause of swelling and appropriate treatment need clinical assessment.
Ask your treating clinician whether compression is appropriate for you and which garment to use. Follow your individual care plan.
Compression is not suitable for everyone, including some people with reduced blood flow in their arteries. Seek medical advice before starting or changing compression. Read the NHS guidance on compression and varicose veins and Leeds Community Healthcare guidance on compression therapy.
New unexplained pain or swelling in one leg needs prompt medical assessment. Seek emergency help if it is accompanied by chest pain or shortness of breath; do not wait for a stocking fitting. See NHS information on blood clot symptoms.
Choose a garment with clinical advice and measurements, rather than selecting a strength from symptoms alone
Use the compression strength recommended by your healthcare professional. Bring any prescription or instructions, and ask before changing strength.
Measurements guide the fit. Discuss whether the recommended garment is knee-high, thigh-high or another length.
Everyday medical compression and stockings supplied after surgery may serve different purposes. Confirm the exact garment your clinician recommends.
Discuss how you will put the garment on and take it off, your footwear and any difficulties you have had with previous stockings.
Measurements help check size and length against the garment recommended for you. Bring any clinician instructions and ask how the stockings should fit and how to put them on.
Contact the clinic to confirm current products, sizes, colours, prices and whether an order is needed. Ask about fit review and care instructions before purchasing.
Confirm what you need before choosing a garment. The right type, measurements and instructions matter.
Benefits vary by insurer and plan. Coverage, reimbursement and direct billing for other clinic services do not confirm coverage for this product. Ask your insurer:
Ask the clinic which documents it can provide before you place an order.
Call to confirm your fitting needs and any instructions to bring, or book a fitting online. Before purchasing, confirm the garment, current price, availability and insurer requirements. Ask who to contact if the fit or comfort needs review.
Visit us at 6077 King Landing SW, Edmonton. Open 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, seven days a week. Please call the clinic to confirm parking options before your visit.
Book a fitting or call (825) 512-1199 to ask what to bring and confirm current pricing and availability.
Located in Keswick at 6077 King Landing SW, Edmonton, our clinic serves Windermere and surrounding southwest Edmonton neighbourhoods. All appointments take place at our Keswick clinic.
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