Soleus Muscle Strain
Are you searching for a calf support(s) to reduce the symptoms of Soleus Muscle Strain? Then look no further! 360 Relief brought the Calf Supports and Braces that can aid you in minimising pain as well as prevent the risk of re-injury. Our Calf Supports are designed with a blend of quality materials that are durable, breathable, and comfortable to wear. They are available in a variety of sizes, styles, and colours. So, buy any of your desired calf supports or braces and start feeling the difference in no time!
Calf Leg Compression Sleeves
360 Relief Compression Calf Sleeves are designed to promote better blood circulation to the leg muscles and helps prevent cramps and to lessen fatigue.
Buy NowThese calf supports have unique features and a closure system that can help you to adjust as well as tighten them according to your desired level. In addition, they also provide mild to moderate compression to boost blood circulation, aiding to reduce pain and swelling.
Their comfortable material and ergonomic design help support your affected calves and make you feel active and pain-free. Our supports offer a snug fit and prevent them from slipping whether you’re playing sports, doing gym, working, or even resting.
Our calf support is an ideal choice for you if you’re an athlete wanting to get back into the game or someone looking for relief from daily discomfort. However, you can also do mild or moderate strengthening exercises or stretching which can also help you to recover fast.
(Note: For a proper diagnosis and personalised treatment plan for a calf muscle, visit a healthcare professional as well.)
You’ll feel pain, tightness, and soreness in your soleus muscles. Depending on the condition of your calf, sometimes you will experience even while walking.
Long-distance runners sometimes suffer from soleus muscle injury and soreness. Most runners are landing and pushing off on the forefoot, which have great demand for the soleus. Overuse and achy soleus muscles might result from this frequent flexion and shock absorption.
The best calf-strengthening exercise is calf raises. The soleus muscles are strengthened and toned by using your body weight. To balance, start by standing near a wall, raise your heels, go down slowly, and repeat this exercise to stabilize your calves.
The soleus muscle is a big muscle that runs down the back of your lower leg. The soleus muscles are active when you run, walk or even jump. This muscle is loose while your knee is bent, so it can’t contract enough.
As part of your soleus physical therapy treatment, massage techniques may be beneficial. Massage aids in the improvement of local blood flow, tissue flexibility, and pain reduction. Massage is also an excellent way to push fluid away from your lower leg, which can help to reduce swelling.
Compression Calf Support
360 Relief neoprene wrap for your calves are designed to promote better blood circulation. Its Moisture-wicking design helps to keep your skin dry, minimizing blisters and avoiding odours.
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