The varicose vein in the legs occurs when the valves – flaps of tissues that prevent backflow of the blood – become damaged, resulting in the pooling of the blood in the legs. Varicose veins can be managed with several treatment methods, such as vein stripping and ligation, radiofrequency ablation, endovenous laser therapy, sclerotherapy, etc.
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What to Expect at a Vein Doctor Appointment
If you’ve been referred for evaluation by a vein doctor, you doubtless have questions about what to expect. Knowing more about vein evaluation procedures can help prepare you for your visit to a vein doctor. Let’s look at why your primary care physician wants you to see a vein specialist, what likely will happen at
Read MoreFive Things to Expect After Vein Ablation
Vein ablation procedures have helped numerous people eliminate their varicose and spider veins and live symptom-free. Let’s talk about how these in-office, minimally invasive treatments work, what you can expect after having one, and where you can go for outstanding vascular care in Tampa, FL. What Is Vein Ablation? Performed by a board-certified vascular surgeon,
Read MoreHow to Prevent Varicose Veins from Getting Worse
Varicose veins, the enlarged and gnarled veins mostly noticeable in legs, ankles, and feet, are not just cosmetic problems but are harmless. However, this condition can harm overall health, causing pain, swelling, discomfort, and, in the worst scenario, phlebitis, ulcer, thrombosis, etc. Fortunately, there are ways to prevent varicose veins from getting worse. Let’s talk
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