Crepe Bandage
₹799.00
MEASURING TAPE DISTANCE BETWEEN EDGE OF STERNUM AND LOWER JAW WITH NECK IN THE EXTENSION POSITION
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Description
Description
Indication for use
- Sprains & Strains – Provides compression and support for mild to moderate ankle, wrist, knee, and elbow injuries.
- Swelling & Edema Control – Helps reduce swelling in limbs caused by injuries, varicose veins, or post-surgical recovery.
- Joint & Muscle Support – Used to stabilize weak or injured joints and muscles.
- Post-Surgical Dressing Support – Helps secure wound dressings or splints in place.
- Varicose Vein Compression – Provides gentle compression to improve blood circulation and reduce vein swelling.
- Fracture Support (Temporary Use) – Used as a temporary support before applying a plaster cast.
- Sports Injury Prevention – Wraps around joints to prevent injuries during physical activities.
Application
Prepare the Affected Area
- Ensure the skin is clean and dry.
- If covering a wound, apply a sterile dressing first before wrapping.
- Keep the affected limb in a comfortable position.
Start Wrapping the Bandage
- Anchor the Bandage: Begin at the extremity (farthest point from the heart) and wrap upward.
- Apply Even Tension: Keep the bandage snug but not too tight to avoid cutting off circulation.
- Use Overlapping Layers: Each wrap should overlap by 50% of the previous layer for uniform compression.
Secure the Bandage
- Finish wrapping just above the injury site.
- Secure it with clips, tape, or by tucking the end into a previous layer.
- Ensure fingers or toes remain exposed (if wrapping a limb) to monitor circulation.
Application for Specific Conditions
- Sprains & Strains: Wrap firmly around the joint, ensuring moderate compression without restricting movement.
- Swelling & Edema: Apply gentle pressure, wrapping from lower to upper limb to promote blood flow.
- Post-Surgical Support: Secure over wound dressings or splints, ensuring stability.
- Varicose Veins: Use mild, consistent compression, wrapping upwards towards the heart.
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