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• Martin fights the pain and discomfort by icing the knee and wearing support hose.
• One way to prevent them is to wear support hose.
• So it's especially important to stretch your legs and walk around, or wear support hose.
• Their progression can be slowed by keeping weight in control, exercising, and wearing support hose.
• That inventory includes everything from nursing pillows and support hose to beaded bags and jewelry.
• If regular support hose don't do the trick, try thicker elastic versions available at medical-supply stores.
• What's next, liver spots and support hose?
• He has to wear support hose, more apt to be worn by those 30 or 40 years his senior.
• Passengers with a known risk for thrombosis might also wear special support hose and take anticoagulant medication before a flight.
• Then came clothing : six pairs of thick black shoes with accompanying support hose, long tweed jackets and knit scarves.
• But while a man in support hose triggers automatic laughter, a woman dressed as a man isn't quite so funny.
• The first step is to wear support hose or pressure bandages ( Ace bandages ) to keep the blood centrally located.
• I couldn't shake the feeling that if I bought a recliner, my next purchase would be a truss or support hose.
• It is half the size of his good leg, pale from a decade under support hose and bulging with purple veins.
• However, he's not sure whether he wants to remain in uniform or trade the cleats and support hose for a suit and tie.
• _More than half of all Americans say their legs ache several days a week . ( Sponsored by Futuro, makers of support hose .)
• Doctors have long advised people recovering from blood clots in the leg to wear support hose to avoid the unpleasant complications that often follow.
• They are so much less than Elvis with swiveling hips and so much more than the Queen Mother in support hose and a pillbox hat.
• -- REMEDIES Doctors have long advised people recovering from blood clots in the leg to wear support hose to avoid the unpleasant complications that often follow.
• But there is nothing so hopelessly un-Babelike as menopause with its suggestions _ outdated, sexist, cartoonish but resilient nonetheless _ of incessant crabbiness and support hose.