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Default OT/Help with Finding Compression socks?
Hi - have a friend who was told by her doc - she has patches of numbness on her legs - I dont think PN - anyway, was told to get "decompression stockings?" - 10 to 20? Shes looking for them actually as "nylons" not individual socks and with or without toes.... I've clueless as thats all the info she could give me - but I know that some of you wear some sort of pressure stockings that help you? She is totally computer illiterate so appreciate any leads that I could maybe track down for her.

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