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Mojo Compression Socks - Lymphedema Compression Sleeve For Wrist, Elbow & Arms - Women & Men 20-30mmHg - Black, Small
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Mojo Compression Socks - Lymphedema Compression Features
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20-30mmHg Graduated Compression Arm Sleeve Improves Circulation, Reduces and Prevents Swelling in Arms and Hands.
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Mojo Graduated Compression Arm sleeve encourages the flow of the lymph fluid out of your affected limb. Wear a compression garment when exercising the affected limb.
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Features a 1.5" soft, silicone band to prevent rolling and provide superior comfort for all-day wear
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Helps with lymphedema, DVT, Edema, cellulitis , swelling. May be worn on the Left or Right arm.
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Machine wash and dry.
About Mojo Compression Socks - Lymphedema Compression
The Mojo Compression Socks arm sleeve helps maintain the limb size of lymphedema patients. This cool and comfortable garment provides gradient compression to assist in patient management following trauma, surgery, or radiation therapy. The arm sleeve is made from a soft, lightweight, and air permeable material with knit construction and fits a wide range of arm shapes. Reduced compression at the wrist provides an effective and comfortable fit when the arm sleeve is worn with a gauntlet. What Is Lymphedema? The buildup of lymph, a fluid your body makes, happens when lymph vessels or nodes that the fluid travels through are missing, damaged, or removed. There are two types of lymphedema: primary and secondary. Primary is rare. It happens when certain lymph vessels are missing or faulty at birth. Secondary lymphedema happens when a blockage or another problem changes the flow of lymph fluid through your body's network of lymph vessels and nodes. It can develop not only after breast cancer surgery, but can also come from an infection, scar tissue formation, trauma, deep vein thrombosis (a blood clot in a vein)
