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A member asked:
Can wearing compression socks hurt anything? meaning nothing diagnoses as far as needed. thank you
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Probably not: As long as they aren't too tight there should not be any problem wearing compression stockings. If they are too thigh though, you may notice some foot swelling, pain, tingling, or cold feelings.
Answered 2/1/2019
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