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Orthostatic Tolerance and Breast High Compression Garments

Orthostatic intolerance (OI) is observed in ~25% of astronauts after spaceflight. Although astronauts wear an antigravity suit (AGS) during re‐entry, OI is still a concern after this suit is removed. NASA recently determined that thigh high compression stockings were effective against OI, but to a lesser degree than the AGS. We evaluated stockings with added abdominal compression as a countermeasure to post‐spaceflight OI.