Elbow bandage medi Epicomed - compression bandage with pad
Irritable elbow conditions can have a variety of causes: the tennis elbow (epicondylitis humeri), or arthritis-induced irritation, the Epicomed elbow bandage is made of a compressive knit to help heal.
Through a pad, the bandage exerts a pleasant massage on the irritated joint. The pressure on the elbow can be adjusted individually via a webbing. This relieves the irritated tendons and promotes healing in various irritation conditions of the joint.
- Wide end edge for a secure fit
- 3D silicone pad for a pleasant massage
- Webbing for individual pressure dosing
operation
The combination of compressive knit fabric and the two integrated silicone inserts Epicomed causes a circulation-enhancing massage effect, which promotes the reduction of swelling and effusions. Irritation and pain are relieved. In addition, the strap can be adjusted individually according to occupational or athletic demands; Excessive stress on muscles and tendons is thereby reduced.
The greatest effect bandages during physical activity. Basically, the bandage can be worn all day. But this should be done after your own feeling. Long, strong angling of the arm should be avoided and during long rest periods (for example sleeping) the bandage should be put down.
If you experience excessive pain or discomfort during wear, please immediately dispose of the product and contact your doctor or service provider.
indications
- Epicondylopathia humeri radialis or ulnaris
- Joint effusions and swelling
- Irritability (chronic, post-traumatic, postoperative)
- Osteoarthritis and arthritis
Contra-indications
- Diseases or injuries of the skin in the field of application, especially in case of inflammatory signs (excessive warming, swelling or redness)
- Sensory and circulatory disorders of the arms (e.g., in diabetes)
- Lymphatic drainage disorders - as well as ambiguous swelling of soft tissues away from the scope
Product safety information
Manufacturer information:
medi GmbH & Co. KG
Medicusstraße 1
Bayern
Bayreuth, Deutschland, 95448
info@medi.de
https://www.medi.de
