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Overview Of Varicose veins
Varicose veins are large, swollen veins that always appear on the legs and feet. They happen when the valves within the veins don't work properly, so the blood does not flow effectively.
The veins rarely need treatment for health reasons, but if swelling, aching, and painful legs result, and if there is enough discomfort, treatment is available.
There are various options, Like: Surgery and including some home remedies.
In several cases, a varicose vein may rupture, or develop or grows into varicose ulcers on the skin. These will require treatment.
Varicose veins are very common. Mostly at risk in Older age, female have obesity, don't exercise, or have a family history of varicose veins. Varicose can also be more common in pregnancy.
Symptoms
- Enlarged veins are seen just under the surface of the skin
- Mild swelling of ankles and feet
- Dull, achy, feeling of heaviness in the legs
- Cramping or throbbing in the legs
- Pain and soreness of legs
- Itchy legs, sometimes at the ankles and feet
Risks Factors
- Skin Burns
- Infection
- Pain over the vein
- Bleeding
- Bruising
- Nerve damage
- Redness or swelling (inflammation) of the vein
- Blood Clots and Vein damage.
- Changes in Skin complexion over the treated vein
- Skin coloring changes.
Benefits
- Feel Better About Your Appearance
- No stress when wearing shorts or dresses.
- Endure Less Pain
- Sleep Better at
- Increased Mobility
- No More cramping, itching and throbbing in legs
- Pain Relief When Legs are Elevated.
Procedures Of Varicose veins
Endovenous laser treatment: Endovenous laser treatment can treat larger varicose veins within the legs. A laser fiber is passed into a thin tube (catheter) into the vein. While doing this, the doctor see the vein on a duplex ultrasound screen. Laser treatment is less painful than vein ligation and stripping, and it's a shorter recovery time. Only local anesthesia or a light sedative is required for laser treatment. For ligation and stripping, general anesthesia is used to put down you to sleep.
Post Procedures Of Varicose veins
You will be motivate to walk right after the procedure, for about 30 to 60 minutes.
The injures should go away in about 2 weeks.
After you going at home, be sure to follow some instructions from your provider.
At Home :
- Put an ice pack all over the area for about 15 minutes at a time, to help reduce swelling.
- It is normal to see light pink fluid on the bandage.
- To Keep the incision sites out of water for 48 hours.
- You may need to take a sponge bath or cleanup with cotton until the bandages are removed.
- Do this for about 1 to 2 weeks.
- The injures should go away in about 2 weeks.
- Walk about 3 times per day for 10 to 20 minutes every time.
- Do not take hot baths for atleast 1 to 2 weeks.
- Be active, but don’t walk fastly, run, jump, and don't lift heavy things for about 1 to 2 weeks.
*Take over-the-counter pain medicine as required, and as long as advised by your healthcare provider.
*Ask your healthcare provider when it'll be safe to take blood thinning medicine again, if you stopped taking it for the surgery, Your healthcare provider may want to give you an exam at a follow-up visit.
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