Compression socks help alleviate discomfort and increase circulation to keep blood from pooling in your feet and legs. Diabetic compression stockings have mild to moderate graduated compression, meaning the strongest support of the garment is at the ankles, and gradually decreased towards the top (closest to the knee).

Can diabetics wear compression socks?

Compression socks can help combat symptoms of the disease by reducing swelling, aches, pain, and fatigue in the legs and feet. They are a viable non-invasive treatment method for diabetic patients suffering from poor circulation and nerve damage to the feet and legs.

Do Diabetic socks help with swelling?

Diabetic socks are ideal for travel since they can reduce swelling and the risk for blood clots caused by sitting for long periods of time. If you plan to travel by plane, look for socks with light compression that can help with circulation.