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Non-surgical treatment for varicose veins

Non-surgical treatment for varicose veins

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Created by: Top Doctors editorial
Edited by: TOP DOCTORS® at 28/04/2021

It is estimated that one in four people have varicose veins.


Varicose veins are defined as dilations of the superficial veins, which generally develop in the legs.


People most at risk for varicose veins are:

- Those who sit for a long time

- People with Obesity and / or Overweight

- Those who have a family history of Varicose Veins or Venous Thrombosis

- Pregnant women


How to find out that you have varicose veins?

As mentioned above, the main location of these are the legs, so there will be heaviness in the legs and feet, as well as itching and color change.


You will also feel cramps at night, you will notice bulging and your veins will look blue.


These symptoms are more frequent when the affected person is sitting for a long time, therefore, it is important not to lead a sedentary lifestyle.


Treatments

It is important to assist with the Specialist, as when a sale breaks down, it is considered a medical emergency.


There are different techniques to eliminate varicose veins, however, Foam Sclerosis has proven to be an effective alternative.


Foam Sclerosis is a non-surgical treatment that consists of the infiltration of an element in the form of foam in the sales, this compound is injected to reabsorb the affected veins. The first results are visible at the end of the procedure, however, with the passage of days they will be fully seen.


What to do after undergoing Foam Sclerosis?

The patient will be able to resume their activities immediately, however, it is recommended not to take sun baths and use compression stockings to improve circulation.


Recommendations to avoid the appearance of varicose veins

Some tips to prevent varicose veins are:

- Frequently move your legs. It is good to spend long periods on your feet

- Perform physical exercise. Any activity favors venous circulation

- Do not expose yourself to sources of heat such as the sun, hot waxing, hot tubs or saunas

- Eat a diet rich in fiber

- Raise the legs between 10-15 centimeters some days, to improve venous return

- Wear comfortable shoes. Heels are a factor in developing varicose veins

- Take cold water baths on the legs

- Do not use girdles and / or very tight red

- Hydrate your skin. Daily you should use hydration products giving a massage from the foot to the thigh, in an upward direction


Before the appearance of any symptoms of Varicose Veins consult a Vascular Surgeon or a Phlebologist, at Top Doctors we have Doctors from those areas, whom you can contact without leaving home through e-Consultation.

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