The recommendations mention bandages for both the surgery and the postoperative period. But for some…

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The recommendations mention bandages for both the surgery and the postoperative period. But for some reason, it seems very uncomfortable to me. And it will be inconvenient to wear shoes because of the layering.
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Anita
stockings
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aika
stockings are better
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Yulya
They know how to put on bandages, and stockings can be tighter or looser than stated. But I liked the stockings more
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anna
Stockings, of course! I don't know who uses bandages these days. Who's going to wrap them for you? Find out what compression class you need and buy them at a pharmacy or orthopedic store in your size.
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Viktoriya Gusynina
Stockings. Bandages will slip, they're no use.
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Ekaterina Sagalaeva
Stockings. The bandages will slip down
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Grigaraviciene Ausra
I chose the bandages, they put them on before the surgery and took them off the next day when they moved me from the ICU to a regular room. I was fine.
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Olechka Krets
stockings
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Kristina Krasnova
It depends on the type of surgery.
I'll use bandages for my C-section.
I'm overweight and have non-standard legs, so it's hard to find stockings that fit.
Plus, they're difficult to put on. And after a C-section, I can take them off after a few hours. So I don't see the point.

I also wore bandages for my abdominal endometriosis surgery.

The main thing is to wrap them correctly.
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