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Pressure Gradient Hoses or otherwise known as Compression Stockings, are medically graded stockings that assist in increase of blood flow throughout the body.
Compression Stockings are used by compressing the limb, thus, promoting blood flow. This style of compression helps by keeping the level of compression the highest at the ankle and slowly decreases as it goes up the leg.
This type of treatment is usually prescribed by a physician to treat diagnoses such as Thrombosis, Phlebitis, Varicose Veins, and even aftercare following surgical procedures. This can also be helpful when it comes to Venous issues during pregnancy and for staying stationary for long periods of time.
There are many levels for Compression Stockings:
Understanding these different levels of compression can be a confusing aspect. Each level of compression is measured in “Millimeters of Mercury” which is a measurement of pressure, which is also used in the measurement of one’s blood pressure. Compression Stockings are made with a special knitting process that helps improve circulation within the compressed area. However, misuse can lead to devastating effects; that is why we recommend speaking to our specialists.
Knee pain, arthritis, and injuries can have a significant effect on your everyday life. This causes many hinderances involving physical work or participating in sports, and sometimes restricting mobility. Revive Medical offers a full range of services to diagnose and treat knee injuries in hopes to restore your confidence and active lifestyle.
In many cases, you may only need rest or light exercise to help with pain and discomfort. However, if your condition is more complex; physiotherapy or surgery may be required. By seeing a member of our team, we can inform you with our best recommendation.
Foot and ankle injuries can be common, and include minor to more acute conditions. You may experience these problems through participation in sports, physical activity, or suffering from a long-term condition.
We provide our clients with a full range of services to diagnose and treat foot/ankle pain can have a significant impact on your everyday life and mobility. If you are experiencing pain or discomfort from a foot or ankle injury, we strongly suggest you make an initial appointment with one of our team members as we can assess your condition and determine a suitable treatment.
RICE (Rest, Ice, Compress, and Elevation) is a terminology commonly used to help relieve basic ankle/foot injuries as well as minor discomfort. Revive Medical offers less-invasive and non-operative treatments such as: pain management, physiotherapy, and if possible corrective footwear.
Back braces are a preventative measure where it limits unnecessary movements that further damage to the back. This helps align your spine and strengthen your back muscles. Back braces can also help take away stress from vital areas of your back, such as the spine, invertebral discs, and vertebrae.
Back pain can be linked to many different causes such as:
If you feel that you’re affected by this type of pain/injury, you should begin seeking someone like Revive Medical for an initial, thorough consultation and assessment. This will help determine what type of treatment is best for you. Our priority is to obtain a clear diagnosis so that the best treatment options can be offered.
Wearing a wrist brace can help heal a variety of wrist injuries, sprains, and strains, they are lightweight and are designed to ensure maximum comfort. They are used to stabilize the wrist, and can be worn immediately after a wrist injury has taken place.
Elbows are common sites for tendonitis, bursitis, and other painful conditions. Many sports are associated with elbow pain (tennis elbow, golfer’s elbow), but just about anyone is at risk. Elbow support is especially important if you’ve already experienced elbow pain or injury, or if you’ve had elbow surgery.
TENS Machines work by delivering small electrical impulses through electrodes that have adhesive pads to attach them to a person’s skin. These electrical impulses flood the nervous system, reducing its ability to transmit pain signals to the spinal cord and brain. The same electrical impulses also stimulate the body to product natural pain relievers called endorphins.
