Compression Socks for Pregnancy Swelling

Swollen feet and ankles are one of the most common discomforts of pregnancy, as extra fluid and a growing bump make it harder for blood to return up the legs. Compression socks help. Veos EasyFit Compression Socks use 15-20mmHg of graduated compression to support circulation and ease the swelling and heaviness that builds through the day, designed in Australia by podiatrists for comfortable all-day wear.

Gentle 15-20mmHg Graduated Support

The graduated profile is firmest at the ankle and eases up the leg, gently encouraging fluid back up rather than letting it settle in the feet and ankles. At a moderate 15-20mmHg, it's a level many expecting mothers find comfortable to wear all day, through work, rest and travel. As always during pregnancy, it's worth a quick word with your midwife or doctor about what's right for you.

Comfort-Top Band for Swollen Legs & Ankles

Comfort is everything when your feet are already tender. A comfort-top band holds the sock up without cutting into the calf, so there's no tight elastic adding to the swelling, and a seamless toe means no rubbing on sensitive, puffy feet. A breathable, moisture-wicking blend keeps feet cool, which is welcome when you're running warm.

Choosing Your Pregnancy Compression Socks

Choose standard compression for everyday support, or compression grip socks for added traction on smooth floors, a helpful safety feature as balance changes later in pregnancy. For long-haul travel see our flight socks, and for non-compression comfort our loose top socks use a non-binding fit. Every pair is washable and holds its support through repeated wear.

Pregnancy Compression Socks FAQs

Are compression socks safe during pregnancy? Compression socks are widely worn in pregnancy to help with swelling and circulation. A moderate 15-20mmHg level is common, but it's best to check with your midwife or doctor about what suits you.

Do compression socks help with swollen ankles in pregnancy? Yes. The graduated compression supports circulation and helps reduce the fluid pooling that causes swollen feet and ankles, especially after long periods standing or sitting.

When should I wear them? Many people find them most helpful put on in the morning before swelling builds, and worn through the day. They're also useful for travel and long periods of sitting.

Will they feel too tight on swollen legs? They shouldn't. The comfort-top band spreads pressure across a wide area instead of a tight band, and the stretch fit accommodates swelling. If they dig in, size up.

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