Healthshine Compression Arm Sleeves for Lymphedema
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Healthshine Compression Arm Sleeves for Lymphedema
Compression sleeves and garments are designed to do just what their name suggests: apply pressure to the arm, hand, or trunk to keep lymph moving in the right direction. All of the garments are made of flexible fabric. Sleeves are tighter at the bottom than they are at the top. This helps create the graded (or “gradient”) pressure that keeps the lymph moving out of the arm.
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Available in different sizes: Small, Medium, Large, Xtra-Large

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Available in different sizes: Small, Medium, Large, Xtra-Large

- After underarm radiotherapy
- To treat prophylaxis and lymph outflow disorder.
- To reduce the effects of lymphangitis & thrombophlebitis in arms.
- In case of chronic edema, lymphedema, & other venous conditions.
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Loved it!I highly recommend the Healthshine Compression Arm Sleeves for anyone seeking relief and comfort from lymphedema. Thanks Sehaaonline! Their exceptional compression, comfortable design, and durability make them an invaluable aid in managing lymphatic issues indeed!
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