Collection: Compression Stockings & Garments for Lymphedema

Yes. Compression stockings are a primary component of complete decongestive therapy (CDT) for lymphedema management. Graduated compression garments provide external pressure that helps move lymphatic fluid from the affected limb. For leg lymphedema, compression stockings in 20-30 or 30-40 mmHg are commonly prescribed as part of a lymphedema management plan overseen by a certified lymphedema therapist.

Lymphedema compression garments are typically in the 20-30 mmHg firm or 30-40 mmHg extra firm range, depending on the severity and phase of lymphedema treatment. During the maintenance phase, compression garments maintain reductions achieved. Compression level must be prescribed by a certified lymphedema therapist or physician.

Yes. Lymphedema compression therapy must be directed by a healthcare provider — ideally a certified lymphedema therapist (CLT). Compression level, garment type, and wearing schedule for lymphedema are individualized based on location, severity, and phase of lymphedema. Always seek professional guidance for lymphedema compression.

Leg lymphedema compression garments include compression knee highs, thigh high stockings, and pantyhose. For extensive leg lymphedema, custom-fitted garments may be required. Standard off-the-shelf compression stockings in 20-30 or 30-40 mmHg from JOBST, Sigvaris, and Juzo are used for maintenance phase lymphedema management when the limb has stabilized.

Compression stockings for lymphedema maintenance are available from JOBST, Sigvaris, and Juzo in 20-30 and 30-40 mmHg options in knee high and thigh high styles. For complex or severe lymphedema, custom-measured garments may be required — Juzo and Sigvaris offer custom lymphedema garments.