4 Tips to Help Reduce Swelling with Compression Wear After an Injury – Ames Walker

Many types of injuries to the body cause swelling. These include bone fractures, muscle strains, and sprains to areas such as the arms, legs, and feet. According to the medical experts at Healthline, some of the most common reasons for swelling after an injury include a buildup of fluid and inflammation. If you notice a part of your body—such as

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