compression therapy

When is Compression Therapy Used in Gynecology?

Compression therapy can be beneficial in several gynecological scenarios, including:
Pregnancy-related swelling (edema)
Post-surgical recovery (e.g., after a hysterectomy)
Management of chronic venous insufficiency
Preventing deep vein thrombosis (DVT) during and after pregnancy

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