Manhattan Vein Specialists: Compression Stockings & Socks


Posted November 16, 2016 by johnsonnick817

In a new article, noted Manhattan vein specialists explain compression therapy and the differences between compression stockings and compression socks.

 
November 16, 2016. New York, NY. New York Cardiovascular Associates announces the publication of a new article that discusses the differences between a new phenomenon called "compression socks" and the medical-grade compression stockings they use to treat vein disease. These new compression socks have been marketed to runners and athletes recently, claiming to be able to improve their performance. Unfortunately, according to the specialists in this NYC vein treatment center, these claims are not supported by scientific evidence, and are likely the result of the placebo effect – people buy them and believe they'll work, so they convince themselves that they "work."

According to the doctors publishing this article, "what does work – and well – are the compression stockings we use to treat varicose veins, DVT, and other vein conditions in our NYC vein treatment center." For reasons the doctors explain in their article, these medical-grade stockings are effective at improving circulation and preventing pain and swelling from existing varicose veins. They can also help to prevent new varicose veins from forming.

By publishing this article, these Manhattan vein specialists hope to keep athletes looking to improve their performance from wasting their money, but at the same time inform patients who are looking for treatment for their varicose veins that compression stockings prescribed by a specialist can be effective. Visit the center's website for additional information on this and other vein-related topics.

Varicose Vein Treatment Options
Over 30 million people in the United States suffer from varicose veins and spider veins, making it a very common affliction. Varicose veins are large, bulging, sometimes twisted veins that are usually bluish in color. Spider veins are smaller, reddish veins that may appear tangled or similar to a spider’s web. Both men and women can have vein problems, but women are more likely to experience them.

Modern vein treatment options are effective, safe, and accessible to everyone. New technological developments have led to minimally invasive treatments that have excellent results with few side effects and minimal downtime. The most popular treatments include microphlebectomy, sclerotherapy, radio frequency ablation and endovenous laser treatment.

About New York Cardiovascular Associates
New York Cardiovascular Associates is New York City’s premier center for cardiac, vascular, pulmonary, sleep disorder, and primary care. The center has been providing the five boroughs of New York City with leading-edge care since 2005. New York Cardiovascular Associates is unique in giving patients access to a team of physicians that encompasses every field of cardiology. From the center’s Manhattan office, NYCVA cardiologists provide complete patient services, including heart disease prevention, cardiac screenings, and treatment for the full range of cardiovascular conditions. In addition to superior cardiac care, New York Cardiovascular Associates provides vascular, arterial, pulmonary, and internal medicine care.

New York Cardiovascular Associates
http://www.nycva.org/
Tel. (646) 259-3013
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Last Updated November 16, 2016