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    Posted: 08 June 2007 at 6:09pm
I'm carrying alot of fluid around my ankles (cankles!!!) and was wondering if wearing my flight socks would help or hinder?

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dont know - but putting you feet up might...

at work i used to have a chair with no back under the table for my legs...

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The physio gave me tubigrip, which I guess works in the same way as flight socks? It seemed to help.
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I had massive cankles and nothing else helped me - I had tried sleeping with my feet elevated and keeping them up on a little chair under my desk during the day to no avail. Those socks were a godsend even after the birth until I got rid of the extra fluid - I got the dr scool ones from the pharmacy and LOVED them!

ETA - they are very tight and quite difficult to put on - you'll def need some help

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Are they the same as the socks you are given when having surgery (ie c sections??). I used mine for a bit (I got them when I had my endo taken out) hard to get on but once on fine.
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I have some tight stockings that they got me to wear while I was in hospital, you can have those if you want? Then again they are white and look funny, would look ok under some jeans!
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