How to treat varicose veins

How to treat varicose veins

Varicose veins are known as swellings and swellings of a blue or dark color that sometimes cause a feeling of heaviness, swelling and swelling in the legs caused by the failure of valves within the vein.

The incidence of the disease is about 30% in adults and women are more likely than men. Varicose veins are not usually a very serious health problem, despite the aesthetic and cosmic complaints.

Most varicose veins do not need treatment and the patient is looking for treatment if the varicose veins cause brambs and severe pain in the legs or if there are complications including
Superficial venous thrombosis, ulcers, external bleeding, changes in color and thickness of the skin, or the occurrence of chronic venous insufficiency.

Ways to treat varicose veins:

A – Conservative methods:

Such as exercising, not wearing compression clothes, not taking hormones of all kinds, avoiding obesity and wearing stockings of varicose veins.

B – therapeutic methods:

  1. Surgery is performed under general or mid-term anesthesia and requires several cuts in the legs. Has become a leading role less important than the past because of the trend of patients to treatment with modern methods such as laser and thermal frequency and can be eradicated varicose veins by the endoscope.
  2. Endovenous laser therapy is a method of treatment performed under a local anesthetic and its success rate reaches 99%. The procedure may be performed at the specialist doctor’s clinic with the help of the sonar. It can be said that the use of intravenous intravenous laser, which has been used for twenty years as a successful and easy method and the duration of treatment does not exceed an hour usually and can be conducted under local anesthesia and without pain and return to the daily activity without any delay. And that the return of varicose veins after the second laser is much less than after the use of surgery.
  3. This frequency is performed on a daily basis without the need for a mona in the hospital where the radio vibrations are emitted into the venous wall for closure, thus the characteristics of the frequency of heat are the need for one day of the operation and return to the daily activity within 24-48 hours, Good aesthetic view and need for wounds.
  4. Steam: A method similar to laser or thermodynamic, where the veins are injected by a vapor with a high degree of sediment approaching 200 degrees Celsius and the rate of closure of veins up to the level of similarities such as laser and thermal frequency
  5. Intrusion is an intravenous chemical injection that results in inflammation and closure of the venous wall. Fluidization is done with fluid or foam and no need for local anesthesia. The patient may need several sessions to remove unwanted veins. The complications are superficial superficial clotting, skin discoloration of the injection, deep venous thrombosis, ulceration of the skin, sensitivity and disturbance in vision, especially after foam sclerotherapy.
  6. Surface laser is commonly used in the infusion of the spider’s vasculature. The patient needs at least two sessions and is separated by a period of time not less than one month.

In conclusion, we can say that there is a clear medical progress in the diagnosis of varicose veins treatment due to the use of diagnostic and therapeutic sonar and the entry of heat treatment in the treatment. stayed
To say that prevention is better than treatment and if the treatment is necessary for the patient to see a specialist doctor in medicine and surgery of blood vessels to consult him where he will get better results all the treatment was early.