Velcro Compression Wraps for Swelling and Lymphedema - Compression Garments Reviewed

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[@AngelRHart]

Thank you so much for doing these videos, they are super informative. I have arm lymphedema from node removal and 35 radiation treatments. It is getting really bad, so having your videos to refer to is such a blessing. ♥

[@czworld6078]

I am from Kerala India. My daughter has lymphedema in her both legs. I am watching your videos regularly. Very useful and informative. She is better now. Thank u 🌹🙏

[@elizabassett3639]

Living in a tropical location, having experienced Juzo stockings, I needed something more appropriate for coolness as well as durability. Replacing stockings every 6 months was not in the budget! The Circaid juxtalite leg wrap has been a good option for me. I've acquired extra liner socks so one can be rinsed at night and I have a second ready for the next day. I appreciate the applied pressure items shown in another video for ankles and top of the foot. Thanks very much.

[@sherrybaumgardner70]

What was the applied pressure items for the top of your feet .This is all very knew to me also and I'd twisted both ankles a few years back and wondered if it had started some of my problems .But my hardest thing is folk telling me to get off my feet (but my leg swollen is just as bad setting because having my knees bent cuts off the blood flow to the lower legs .I hear exercise but yet I've lost so much strength that walking to the bathroom is very hard .My knees are bone on bone with arthritis holding them togather is what the orthopedic doctor told me he done one injection which helped the worst sided for two weeks but it seems to have more tension on it then before plus we can't inject them but maybe twice a year...with both knees needing done pn top of these lymphedema in both legs.I'm larger then ever at 300 lbs at 5'4" I'm very uncoverable and very much needing help .My PCP just keeps telling me to loose wieght but My body requires a everyday exercise routine I've always all my life had lower body wieght for my age group so I known I need to be active but its such a struggle now more then ever I can't find shoes to even fit my swollen feet.Please Please help me I'm not a quieter type person but this is really nessing with my head I do try hard but even the lymphedema message therapist has told me she'd done all she could to help me..So where too start from now I also have a impacked spine from a young 21 yr old diving into a swimming pool but I've only had one surgery C5& C6 did rupture after I lost 50 lbs at age 30.We do know I have degenerative disc disease with no fluids in the right sided of my spine it seeped out. But I've no problems with my neck but once or twice a year as weather fronts change but normal muscle relaxers w/ neck excise will help clear the spasms and pitches right up.although we do know my spine has still gotten some tight disc compacted the surgeons adviced me surgery wouldn't be able to fix all my problems so until we have no other option at all I've opt out of them cutting on my spine were my neck is compacted straight and so very tight from what the surgeon adviced me he didn't even replace the two disc which they'd shiftsd into cutting s nerve aftsr 9yrs and only because of my weight loss of fifty lbs sense I'd drove into the wall at 21 without no problems not even a pain til my 30th birthday and I was working out hard ...Any way what could I do from here?

[@SENSUALBLISSINSFL]

@@sherrybaumgardner70 How are you doing since this post? Any better from your lymphedema?

[@carolyn6781]

Thanks Kelly for caring to help those us that need it

[@samhugh4965]

I’m a paraplegic with Lymphedema. Currently I’m using Juxtalite but finding that I have a hard time putting them on and using the compression measuring cards. Your video is showing me some interesting options to consider. Thank You!

[@EMA-uk5ob]

Recently switched from Juxtafit HD to short-stretch bandages for lower leg edema. Coverage is better because you can start at the foot and go all the way up to the knee or even higher. No more feet swelling or tournequet effect. Using 10cm x 10 yards. Don't skimp on length. You will use it all.

[@peggyhawkins2317]

Thank you for your info is so helpful have had lymphedema in lower legs for 22 yrs from endometrial ca surgery removed nodes left leg primary.

[@deborahglover0112]

Thank you so much for your video. I have lymphedema in my leg and have a Velcro garment that is similar to the one you're showing. I just love mine it works wonders for the swelling and is so easy to put on and off . I use mine when I'm staying home . I still use my socks but mostly when I'm going out. 😊❤

[@judyarnott7904]

Very helpful video as I am in the process of researching these wraps.

[@grouseroadie]

Thank you for this summary. It is so hard to get information and comparative descriptions I have used traditional compression stockings for years. Their life span is short. A particulate problem is sliding down my calves, rolling at the top creating “tourniquet” effect. Creasing at the ankle. Recently a clinic prescribed Sigvaris CompreFlex. They work so much better. Stay put Are easily washed. I’m happy.

[@secondbrothers7940]

Hey can you tell more about sigvaris compreflex ? I want to buy for ankle swelling please tell me about your experience with sigvaris compreflex in detailed. (Language - English,hindi)

[@LG-rg2qf]

Thank you for this educational video. I have been in a leg stocking for 7 years and have never heard of these. I'm going to give them a try. I appreciate your videos! Info on Lymphedema is so hard to find.

[@sylviaboudreau5967]

Thank you for all of this information. I would prefer demonstrations.

[@chaplainkarenmorton1976]

Great video. I use the Lohmann Rauscher Ready Wraps. I was lucky my insurance paid for them. Have A Bountiful Day 🏵️

[@greatpix]

Circaid has a new line of Juxta products with silver embedded, sort of like Aquacel AG, and they say it is designed to be cooler. Unfortunately much more expensive. Also, I read somewhere that the Juxta wraps last about 6 months to a year. I've been using mine longer. If you get gunk/lint in the velcro I've found a pin brush, they type used for dog grooming, works well to clean them out. My LPT said that the Juxta Light wasn't as effective as the thicker Juxta gear. Of course, which is the only one covered by insurance? They don't even make a Juxta Light (Lite?) big enough to fit my leg and I, nor my doctor at the Wound Clinic I go to could get them to cover for the JuxtaFit or Reduction Kit. Maybe that would make a good video, insurance. Interview someone with knowledge that might help people get better coverage or the best way to get approval for something they don't usually cover, like in my case a Reduction Kit. Even if they only covered 1/2 of the cost it would be a big help.

[@CancerRehabPT]

This is all really valuable information for others. Thank you! Insurance is really complex, so I’ll look and see how I could help 🙂

[@patriciasteward3599]

Too much talking.... don't need to know everything right off... wanted to know how to wrap the leg...

[@peterromano1911]

I have been using Juxtalite Circaid Compression wraps for about 3 months on both legs. If you have someone who can wrap them well enough for you, they will stay put until the swelling goes down, and then they tend to fall at that point. I can usually pull them back up, but I need help adjusting them because I can not reach, as you mentioned in your video. It also takes another person a little time to learn how to put these on the patient and to adjust the straps. I watch nurses do this in seconds but not my family.

[@greatpix]

@@peterromano1911 I've been using the JuxtaFit and their reduction kit for years. Good products.

[@toliessiacollins2530]

How do you therapy people can tell more about lymphedema than the dam doctor's. I swear doctor's don't give a dam about us suffering through this. At least the doctor's I have seen. Just throw lasix(water pills) at you. Or act like your doing things wrong.

[@shugar4847]

I have the same problem. I’ve seen 4 Drs. They act like they don’t care and like it’s no big deal. One said “ oh you got lymphedema, there’s no cure just wear compression hose” then she walked out to exam room. Another Dr referred me to a Dr who is not only more than 100 miles away she got mostly bad reviews…. I am so frustrated

[@larocc1]

I’m suffering the same thing regarding my mother. The doctors are no help they act like they don’t care! Gave my mom Lasix pills they don’t work. I’m beyond frustrated. Her doctor finally told me it’s a chronic illness it’s nothing much we can do!? Really!? I’m so upset meanwhile I’m watching my mom suffer in pain.

[@toliessiacollins2530]

So sorry to hear that about your mom. I hope she finds some relief from the pain. I pray it gets better for her.

[@EricaGamet]

I literally never heard of lymphedema until last week. I've been going to PT for a possibly related issue for 3 months and to my primary provider for swollen ankles, calves, feet for over 2 years. Been put on water pills twice, but they never seem to work (I also have low BP and don't each much processed food). Last week I mentioned something to my PT guy about the swelling and also a couple of recent sores... he took one look and referred me to the lymphedema PT crew. Appointment later this week and I feel I might actually start getting somewhere. I've been reading up on this so I'll be ready if they think that's what's ailing me! My PT guy has been amazing through all of this, I tell ya!

[@Na-nc6qt]

💯 agreed. I have been on lasix for about 4 yrs and have now developed lymphedema and I have learned more from this therapist than my Dr and liver Dr.

[@wombleinthejungle480]

You mentioned that Velcro wraps can be used as nighttime garments. Please can you elaborate on how? I have lymphedema without circulation problems, but my feet go numb when I wear wraps at night.

[@Teresa-K]

Thank you for all the information.

[@s.j.chapman6347]

Thank you! I am looking for cooler wraps for Summer. Will look at the Coolflex.

[@wmf1595]

You mentioned that you would do a video on the velcro reduction wraps, but are not including them in this video. I can't find that video. Did you ever make it?

[@clavo3352]

Please show us men how to don the Sigvaris right thigh wrap. Mine seems to have several parts and came with no instructions; new in the box !!!

[@michaelenekitchen1700]

thank you 😊 helpful to a lymphedema patient

[@jeanpeterson7374]

Great information, but I can't find any reviews of the Sigvaris Medafit. Do you plan to discuss it in a future video?

[@BrickTamlandOfficial]

is it better to go with higher compression or focusing more on even pressure??

[@HoanaThomas]

Hi yes ihave swelling in my leg and my knees

[@wekobeach7186]

I am being denied a pumps that might help and why will insurance not help.that much?

[@N0lemts]

Can you do a video on how to best wash and care for wraps and stockings for long term use?

[@CancerRehabPT]

Absolutely! I will plan to do that. Thanks for the feedback and idea🙂

[@nubisss]

Thank you very for your educational videos. I’m wearing daily regular garment on my arm, I want to ask you if I can use a Velcro garment over my regular garment? I lift heavy stuff @ my workplace and experiencing pain and swollen over my arm.

[@bunnylucky7]

Can u also go over prices of things in your videos. That would be really helpful. Thanks! 🙏 🙏 🙏

[@MossyMozart]

@Kris A. - If it helps you, the doctor said that the links she provided supposedly have the lowest prices. Shop around, though.

[@stephenbowden1142]

I've been using the circaid upper leg reduction kit an it worked well for me but I was wondering about the sigvaris. The only reason I want to try something different is because the velcro lost its ability to stay fastened an I had to add extra

[@geelyntolentino189]

How can buy leg wrapping

[@cathycoulter7364]

Will the Juzo Compression Velcro Wraps help reduce the size of my leg? If not then what can I do to reduce the size?

[@eidodoos]

dont mind me. but your natural voice is rather much more beautiful.

[@dianacordero5084]

Good and educational.

[@thisthatandthose]

Thanks for your videos. Is the juxta lite breathable? I seen the coolflex and I have full body lymphedema so I need lots of pieces. And the coolflex is expensive juxta lite is half the price. But I overheat a lot. So in your opinion would the juxta lite be an option for me also? I am also on the fence about the IPC and buying one. I went to therapy and it pulled off a lot. But I can do that with massage and exercise. And use the money towards Velcro compressions. I am currently wrapping w short stretch. But they are just hot and bulky. It does work but when I drain they bulge up and it's not comfortable. Without full time compression I just fill up again. Sry for lengthy questions. It's just a lot of money we don't have. Wanna get something I will comply with 23 hrs a day. Like marriage I want it to be a great fit. Thank you again.

[@anitamoulder2920]

How do you clean these wraps, sleeves, stockings??

[@Jash11481]

Hello i have a question..i have the circaid juxta fornmy calfs but recently been seeing beltwell and was wondering if you have thoughts on those 2 in comparison? the beltwell looks a bit eaier fornme to put on butnis the compression better as well?

[@Juno_Beach]

Wasn't medivin purchased by Amazon ?

[@danniellepinard7808]

What if your in a wheelchair/can't walk and live alone - no help....where do you get the help? Not all PSW's know how to wrap properly?

[@Josh-pe5pl]

So helpful!

[@marydias9913]

Pl doctor what can where for my thoumb pain how can i order

[@LaurenJewel]

thank you so much for this

[@thewiseowl1]

I need an arm sleeve for night

[@irmacontreras5981]

For somebody the arm is really swolling what size I show buy for the arm after masectomia

[@joanratcliff9693]

Can I wear my velcro wrap with my special sandal shoes out side when it rains?

[@tuddysyung1711]

where can't buy this from i'll have adema in my leg and feet something my hand need the larges side they have

[@IBIZABIKE]

How often should I renew my Velcro leg wrap? It is an L&R ready wrap

[@retlaw698]

Is there any benefit wearing these garments at night or are they day garments?

[@pietop55]

Well done!! Thank you!!!

[@CancerRehabPT]

You’re so welcome!

[@greatpix]

I've had a reoccurring lymphedema wound on my leg for years now. The doctors treat it with antibiotics and it heals nearly 100% but it always comes back. Very disheartening. I was going through ABD pads by the case load, sometimes using six 8x10'" pads on my leg wound. (3 layers) but then discovered KerraMax which is so much better and soaks up exudate better than anything else I've tried. Alas, more expensive too. What is your opinion of the effectiveness of raising the foot of your bed if you have leg lymphedema? If you approve of it how high should I lift the foot of the bed? How do I do it? What gadgets are there out there?

[@MossyMozart]

@Robert FromOC - Since my legs are swelling more this summer than they used to, I have been sleeping with my legs elevated on two pillows. (I have to sleep on the couch so they won't slip off like they would in a big bed.) The swelling always goes down for me, though not always all the way.

[@greatpix]

@@MossyMozart I just bought some bed raisers, used just for the foot of the bed. I tried the pillow route too but I sleep on my side and that caused some knee pain.

[@christina2311]

You can get a bed that has raising features, you can put your feet up on your headboard, you can get a wedge pillow. You’ll want to elevate your leg higher than your heart as high as possible.

[@lindagibbs428]

I am so confused by which product is best for me and the type of lymphedema that I suffer from in my right arm.

[@battleactiv3806]

Is this garment available in Pune India Maharashtra

[@lyriajobellecelestia3361]

Hi I have a severe pain in my wrist, and swelling, because I fell off of a bed which was mine at dormitory

[@brandidavis6027]

Hi, I'm not sure if you can help me, but I'm hoping so! I'm beyond frustrated trying to figure this out. So, I have phlebolymphedema and have had it now for around 5 or 6 years...so, I wanted to try the ready wrap bc I've got some problems trying to pull the dynamic Juzo knee highs on anymore so I need another option. I bought the ready wrap and it's super easy to put on, but the problem is no matter what I do as far as tightening them whether I try more pressure or less to close them I end up all up and down my lef with like pockets of fluid/fat all the way around my leg....it's almost like it seems that every other strap was too tight and forced or held the fluid trapped there. I hope u can help me to solve this bc I really need to wear these. Tysm

[@faith5401]

They all look comfy n good quality tough : )

[@wekobeach7186]

I cant afford the supplies for lymphedema and lipedema

[@lyriajobellecelestia3361]

so at the nurses room they applied me a compression bandage, but it was too tight.

[@marydias9913]

I have a pain on my Thoumb i need a thoumb protecter

[@marydias9913]

How can we order

[@lindagibbs428]

I have lymphedema of the right arm after mastectomy in 1995. No chemo or radiation radiation.

[@vickiefmorgan]

Helpful, generally, but it would have been nice to see you actually put it on to see how difficult it is to put it on

[@toliessiacollins2530]

I use the compression socks. But my swelling is all the way to my toes.

[@kevernhartmann9984]

It would be more helpful if she actually put the garments on. What is not mentioned is that that the velcro straps are difficult to pull by yourself. It really takes another person to pull the straps for you so you can get adequate compression throughout the limb.

[@lorrainehaller2512]

I needed to see the Farrow wraps. You lost me. You should have had leg models for all patients to chose from and to see how they worked. Legs have to be measured to see what size is needed. My one leg is a little larger than the other. I didn’t know some wraps already have a built in sleeve. But the legs still have to be measured to see if the Velcro strips are long enough to wrap around. Hope you can understand what I said. Am very discussed at this time.

[@EhetmolagneAyenachwe]

Weir l am get it haw mach is it pon no coll me bak

[@battleactiv3806]

Please reply.

[@dorisdelk3452]

T n.

[@annieparker4885]

Hi, my name is Annie. I been seeing adds a bout ginger oil. Would like to know if it helps. Also I have Lymphedema in my upper left leg, hips but have trouble finding something to fit.