Review on 🩲 Advanced Graduated Compression Leggings for Women - 20-30 mmHg Footless Microfiber Leggings Tights by Terramed by Bryan Fields

I am 5 feet 2 inches tall and weigh 155 pounds. My compression measurements are as follows: ankle - 9", calf - 16", mid-thigh - 23", thigh - 28" Figure type. They are designed for someone with skinny hips and a small butt. The "crotch" area is too small and therefore hangs low. There just isn't enough space between the legs, so the pants can't stay in place. When I try to lift them up, the fabric/seams are pulled too hard. You can't cut them if you want. On the other hand, the medium size Terramed Extra Tight Graduated Compression Microfiber No Foot Leggings with Control Top sits well and is much more opaque. I've also had good luck with Skyfoxe Medical Compression Tights for Women and Men - Opaque Compression Tights 20-30mmHg. Art. with a size XXL "tough" graduated support tights. I have learned that compression sizes are just as arbitrary as regular dress sizes and say absolutely nothing. They will last a long time before holes or tears appear on them. I have thick thighs and buttocks and like you as you can see in the photos they are not opaque they are only opaque on my ankles and calves and very sheer on my thighs and buttocks you can see my tattoo through them if the lighting is decent if I increase the size I think I don't think it will have enough compression I have POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome) and was told to wear a compress so the blood flows back to my head instead of pooling around my legs I think , it's fine if you don't have a condition like mine and just need compression, but I'm not sure if it meets my needs must correspond. Some of the seams are already tight, although they don't feel too tight or very "compressive". d” on me. I may need to switch to the next level of compression.