Hi @smueller19, I saw you started a new discussion on compression socks for neuropathy but thought I would respond in this existing discussion on the same topic so that you can read what others have shared. If you click the link below for the discussion it will take you to the beginning so that you can read what other members have shared.

--- Neuropathy - Do Compression Stockings Help?: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/neuropathy-25/

I have idiopathic small fiber neuropathy which was diagnosed in 2016 but I've had it since I was in my late 40s. I'm 80 now. Not too long after I was diagnosed with neuropathy I was also diagnosed with lymphedema and my prescribed treatment was to wear compression that go up to just below the knee and rated at 20 to 30 mmhg. They don't help my neuropathy symptoms at all. In fact it's just like having your leg squeezed all day long and it does feel good to take them off at night. That said, they are doing what they are designed to do, help blood flow and keep fluids from remaining in your legs by pushing them up and out of the legs. I did buy a pair of 15 to 20 mmgh compression socks that feel better but I know think they help with the lymphedema issue for me.

I think you might want to talk with your doctor or a cardiologist to see what compression they would recommend for you based on your symptoms and other possible medical factors.