The “White Sock Test”: Spotting PAD and Wound Drainage Early

Leave a Comment / Blog, Diabetic Health, Foot Care, Medical / September 22, 2026

Every evening, millions of people slip off their socks at the end of a long day without giving them a second glance. Yet for anyone managing diabetes or living with Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD), that simple piece of everyday fabric can serve as one of the most reliable early-warning monitors in a personal foot care

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Indications For Compression Garments

Compression Level (at Ankle) Indications 15 – 20 mmHg Beneficial for air travel Prophylaxis for pregnancy and legs at risk 20 – 30 mmHg Mild varicosities Mild edema Post-operative 30 – 40 mmHg Moderate to severe varicosities, or edema Post operative Post fracture, or trauma related edema Open venous ulcer Adjunctive to thrombotic disease In