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Compression Stockings near Peoria, AZ (Arizona)

Center for Venous Disease - Thomas B. Strawn, MD
9515 W Camelback
Suite 106
Phoenix, Arizona 85037
Distance: 5.3 Miles
Contact/Email Doctor
Toll Free: 623-377-9715


Center for Venous Disease - Glendale
6320 West Union Hills, Bldg. A
Suite 200
Glendale, Arizona 85308
Distance: 7.24 Miles
Contact/Email Doctor
Toll Free: 866-786-0154


Grandview Surgical Associates
13629 West Camino Del Sol
Suite 180
Sun City West, Arizona 85375
Distance: 8.54 Miles
Contact/Email Doctor
Toll Free: 866-712-9805


Center for Venous Disease - Paradise Valley
7125 W. Lincoln Drive
Suite B 208
Paradise Valley, Arizona 85253
Distance: 17.68 Miles
Contact/Email Doctor
Toll Free: 866-578-1137


Scottsdale Vascular Services & Vein Clinic
7331 E Osborn Drive
Suite 340
Scottsdale, Arizona 85251
Distance: 19.35 Miles
Contact/Email Doctor
Toll Free: 480-269-1914


Morrison Vein Institute
4515 South McClintock
Suite 101
Tempe, Arizona 85282
Distance: 22.27 Miles
Contact/Email Doctor
Toll Free: 866-645-6936


Morrison Vein Institute
8575 East Princess Drive
Suite 223
Scottsdale, Arizona 85255
Distance: 26.43 Miles
Contact/Email Doctor
Toll Free: 866-745-1603


Desert Endovascular Center
1125 E. Southern Avenue
Suite 200
Mesa, Arizona 85204
Distance: 28.73 Miles
Contact/Email Doctor
Toll Free: 866-659-5469


Center for Venous Disease - Gilbert
2557 South Val Vista Drive
Suite 101
Gilbert, Arizona 85295
Distance: 34.26 Miles
Contact/Email Doctor
Toll Free: 480-630-2534


Bellagio Vein Clinic
2045 N Dobson Road
Chandler, Arizona 85249
Distance: 34.64 Miles
Contact/Email Doctor
Toll Free: 480-630-3533



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About Compression Stockings

Compression stockings are used to support the muscles of the calf in circulating blood and lymph fluid through the legs. These stockings or hose are usually made of elastic or rubber fibers that aid in compressing the leg.

Compression stockings have a graduated compression with maximum compression at the ankle and decreasing up the leg.  There are different types of compression available in these stockings, so be sure to check with your doctor about which level of compression would be best for you.


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