Compression Therapy
Ease Swelling. Boost Recovery.
Gentle, controlled compression helps support circulation, manage swelling, and make recovery more comfortable as part of your physiotherapy plan.

What is Pneumatic Compression Therapy
Pneumatic compression therapy (PCT) uses inflatable sleeves that gently inflate and release in sequence, helping move fluid and blood through the treated limb.
Manages Swelling
Helps move excess fluid away from the treated limb.
Supports Circulation
Encourages blood flow through the treated area.
Promotes Comfort
Gentle compression eases heaviness and tightness.
Supports Recovery
Complements physiotherapy and rehabilitation.

Conditions Pneumatic Compression May Support
Used alongside physiotherapy for selected swelling, circulation, and recovery-related concerns.

Lower Limb Conditions
Ankle Swelling
Supports ankle swelling management.
Chronic Venous
Supports circulation and fluid movement.
Foot Swelling
May help reduce fluid accumulation in the foot.
Leg Swelling
Helps manage leg swelling.
Varicose Veins
Helps manage swelling and discomfort.
Post-Leg Injury
Supports recovery from persistent swelling.

Upper Limb Conditions
Arm Swelling
Supports fluid movement and swelling.
Hand Swelling
Helps reduce fluid build-up.
Post-Surgical Swelling
Supports recovery after surgery.
Post-Injury Swelling
Supports swelling management during rehab.
Lymphatic Swelling
Supports selected lymphatic conditions.
Limb Heaviness
Helps ease heaviness and tightness.

Post-Surgical Recovery Conditions
Knee Replacement
Supports post-surgical swelling management.
Hip Replacement
Supports recovery and swelling management.
ACL Reconstruction
Supports recovery from post-surgical swelling.
Orthopedic Surgery
Supports rehab and swelling management.
Post-Fracture Recovery
Supports relief from tendon pain and stiffness.
Reduced Mobility
Supports circulation with limited movement.

Lymphatic & Swelling Conditions
Lymphedema
Complements lymphedema management.
Edema
Supports fluid build-up management.
Chronic Leg Swelling
Helps manage persistent leg swelling.
Post-Traumatic Edema
Supports swelling management after injury.
Post-Surgical Edema
Supports recovery after surgery.
Lymphatic Dysfunction
Complements specialist lymphatic care.

Sports & Recovery Conditions
Sports Injury Recovery
Supports swelling management after injury.
Muscle Strain
Complements recovery with swelling.
Ankle Sprain
Supports swelling management during rehab.
Knee Injury
Helps manage swelling during rehab.
Muscle Soreness
Provides gentle compression for recovery.
Post-Exercise Recovery
Supports comfort after exercise.

Mobility & Recovery Conditions
Reduced Mobility
Supports circulation with limited activity.
Prolonged Sitting
Helps manage swelling and heaviness.
Prolonged Standing
Supports circulation and leg comfort.
Recovery After Illness
Complements mobility-focused rehabilitation.
Post-Stroke Recovery
Supports swelling management.
General Limb Swelling
Helps manage limb swelling.
What to Expect During Compression Therapy
A gentle, non-invasive treatment that applies controlled pressure to support circulation and swelling management.
Your care is structured like this:
Assessment
We assess your symptoms, swelling, circulation, and treatment needs before starting therapy.
Comfortable Positioning
You are positioned comfortably while the compression sleeve or garment is fitted around the targeted limb.
Gentle Compression
The device uses controlled air pressure to inflate the chambers and apply sequential compression.
Comfortable Treatment
You may feel rhythmic pressure and release as the intensity is adjusted to your comfort level.
Recovery & Mobility
Treatment may be combined with movement or exercise guidance to support circulation, reduce swelling, and improve mobility.
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FAQs
Answers to common questions about your recovery
Pneumatic compression therapy uses inflatable sleeves that apply controlled, rhythmic pressure to a limb to support circulation and manage swelling. It is non-invasive and used alongside exercise and manual therapy in your physiotherapy plan.
It feels like a gentle, rhythmic squeeze that moves along the limb and then releases. Most people find it relaxing, and the pressure is adjusted to stay comfortable throughout the session.
It is commonly used for leg and arm swelling, lymphedema, chronic venous insufficiency, post-surgical and post-fracture swelling, and recovery after heavy training or a sports injury.
Many people notice a difference within 5 to 10 sessions, though it depends on the cause of the swelling and how long it has been present. Your physiotherapist will share an expected plan after the first assessment.
It is safe for most people, but it is not suitable if you have an active blood clot, certain heart or kidney conditions, an infection, or an open wound in the area. That is why every session starts with a physiotherapist assessment.
Compression therapy is available at both Vyana clinics in Ahmedabad — Navrangpura and South Bopal — Monday to Saturday, 8 AM to 8 PM. Every session starts with a physiotherapist assessment so the treatment is matched to your condition.

