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A venous stasis ulcer is an open sore, usually on the lower leg above the ankle bone, that won’t heal. The reason it won’t heal is because there isn’t enough blood flowing to that area of your leg.

Athlete's foot is annoying and painful, but doing something as simple as choosing the right socks may be all you need to get rid of it AND prevent athlete’s foot in the future.

Traditional elastic compression stockings should not be worn at night on a regular basis, unless you are told to do so by your doctor. However, there are a few options available.

The basics of lymphedema and wearing compression sleeves. Here's what you need to know.

My Father recently had Total Knee Replacement (TKR) and I spent a few days visiting him in the hospital. I did some research about the use of compression stockings after TKR surgery, and found one study that compared the efficacy of below knee versus above knee (thigh high) stockings.

The short answer is no, at least for high compression garments over 30mmHg, unless you have been instructed to do so by your doctor.

Are compression gauntlets necessary if there’s no sign of lymphedema in the hand? Here are the responses from lymphedema therapists in the workshop we wrote about.

Being young, active, and in great shape is no guarantee. We are very happy to learn that Serena Williams is well and recuperating quickly at home in Los Angeles after surgery to remove a blood clot from her lung.

What is the difference between (TED) anti-embolism stockings and graduated compression hosiery? Here's what you need to know: