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These compression devices are "compression alternatives" which fit the need of providing compression for specific anatomical areas of the body. They are easy to use and provide steady and comfortable resting compression, as well as higher working compression when the wearer is active. (read more)
A compression device is usually worn after completion of complete decongestive therapy, or "CDT", and during the secondary or "maintenance" phase of Lymphedema treatment.
A compression device may be an easy-to-apply alternative for patients who:
- Struggle donning traditional compression garments, due to weak hand strength, bad back or inability to bend
- Have nonstandard limb shapes
- Have fragile skin or painful limbs that are easily aggravated by traditional compression garments
- Suffer from frequent swelling fluctuation
- Suffer from arterial disease and who cannot tolerate constant high compression levels
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