Compression sleeve with wrist-shoulder strap, CCL1/CCL2

DescriptionContents:Product DescriptionMain benefitsCCL1 and CCL2 compressionIndications and contraindicationsRecommended useTechnical specificationsCAS settlementFrequently asked questionsCompression sleeve with wrist-shoulder straps for upper limb supportCompression sleeve with wrist-shoulder strap is a compression device for the upper limb, designed to support the arm from the wrist to the shoulder. The product is recommended in situations where controlled compression, muscle support and support for the management of swelling caused by the accumulation of lymphatic fluid are required.The sleeve is equipped with a shoulder strap, which helps maintain the correct position while wearing it. This detail is useful for comfort, stability and reducing the risk of the product slipping during daily activities.Compression sleeve with wrist-shoulder strap is available in sizes 1 to 7 and in two compression classes: CCL1 and CCL2. The choice of size and compression should be made according to the recommendation of your doctor, lymphedema therapist or rehabilitation specialist.Main benefits of the Compression Sleeve with Wrist-Shoulder StrapCompression for the upper limb: provides support from the wrist to the shoulder.Shoulder strap: helps maintain the position of the sleeve during wear.Muscle support: can contribute to comfort and stability in the arm area.Help in controlling edema: can support the management of swelling caused by the accumulation of lymphatic fluid.Available compression classes: CCL1 and CCL2, depending on the specialist's recommendation.Multiple sizes: available in sizes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7.Billable product: has a discounted price/piece displayed on the product page.For similar products, you can check out the category compression sleeves or the full range of compression devices available in the MSN Life Services store.Compression sleeve with wrist-shoulder strap with CCL1 and CCL2 compressionCompression sleeve with wrist-shoulder strap is available in CCL1 and CCL2 variants. The compression class is chosen based on medical recommendation, edema level, user tolerance and therapeutic objective.Compression applied to the upper limb can help support lymphatic drainage and control swelling. For lymphedema, compression sleeves are usually used as part of a broader care plan that may include exercise, skin care, and regular monitoring.It is important to choose the right product. A sleeve that is too tight can create excessive pressure, pain, numbness or irritation, and one that is too loose may not provide the necessary compression. Correct upper limb measurement is essential for efficiency and comfort.Indications and contraindications for Compression Sleeve with Wrist-Shoulder StrapCompression sleeve with wrist-shoulder strap It can be recommended for the prophylaxis and treatment of lymph drainage disorders after breast excision, immediately or at a later time. It can also be indicated after trauma, fractures, burns, lymphangitis, thrombophlebitis of the hands and subaxillary radiotherapy, according to medical recommendation.The product should not be used without specialist evaluation in case of contraindications such as individual incompatibility with the product materials, dermatitis of various etiologies, eczema, severe forms of cardiopulmonary decompensation or chronic arterial insufficiency.If severe pain, numbness, skin discoloration, coldness of the hand, severe irritation, or sudden swelling occurs, the cuff should be removed and medical advice should be sought.Recommended use for Compression Sleeve with Wrist-Shoulder StrapCompression sleeve with wrist-shoulder strap Apply to clean, dry skin, usually in the morning or as recommended by your doctor. The material should be pulled gradually over your arm, without twisting, wrinkling or excessive tightness.The wrist area should be positioned correctly and the shoulder strap should be adjusted so that the sleeve remains stable, without restricting movement or causing uncomfortable pressure. The material should be evenly distributed across the arm.The duration of wear should be determined by your doctor, lymphedema therapist, or healthcare professional. During use, periodically check the skin, overall comfort, and circulation in your hand.Maintenance is done according to the product instructions. In general, compression garments should be washed gently with a mild detergent, dried naturally and not exposed directly to strong heat sources to preserve the elasticity of the material.Technical specifications Compression sleeve with wrist-shoulder strapProductCompression sleeve with wrist-shoulder strapProduct typeCompression sleeve for the upper limbCoveringWrist – shoulder, with strap support systemAvailable compressionCCL1 and CCL2Available sizes1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7DirectionsLymph drainage disorders after breast excision, trauma, fractures, burns, lymphangitis, thrombophlebitis of the hands, subaxillary radiotherapyContraindicationsIncompatibility with product materials, dermatitis, eczema, severe cardiopulmonary decompensation, chronic arterial insufficiencyProduct codesV2002-1 to V2002-7 and V2006-1 to V2006-7, depending on size and compressionCategoryCompression Devices, Orthopedic Devices, Compression SleevesFor general information about lymphedema treatment and the role of compression garments, you can consult the page NHS – Lymphoedema treatment. For related products, see the category compression devices.Compression sleeve with wrist-shoulder strap and CAS settlementCompression sleeve with wrist-shoulder strap has a discounted price/piece displayed on the product page. For eligible individuals, CAS reimbursement may help reduce the cost, depending on the medical prescription, submitted documents, and insurance company approval.For the necessary steps, you can consult the dedicated page CAS settlement procedure. Before submitting the file, check the requested documents, the validity of the prescription, and the requirements of the insurance company in your county.Frequently Asked Questions about Compression Sleeve with Wrist-Shoulder StrapWhat is the Compression Sleeve with Wrist-Shoulder Strap used for?The product is used for compression and support of the upper limb, from the wrist to the shoulder, in situations such as lymphedema, post-traumatic edema or similar medical recommendations.What compression classes are available?The sleeve is available in CCL1 and CCL2 compression variants.What sizes are available?The product is available in sizes from 1 to 7.Is it recommended after breast excision?Yes, the product can be recommended for lymph drainage disorders after breast excision, but use must be as directed by a doctor or therapist.Is it deductible through CAS?Yes. The product has a discounted price/piece of 133 lei, according to the information displayed on the product page.Compression sleeve with wrist-shoulder strap is a practical solution for compression, support and swelling control in the upper limb. Choose the size and compression class recommended by the specialist and add the product to the cart.