Varicose Veins Treatment in Aurangabad

Swollen, dilated, distorted, and bulging veins that protrude from the skin surface are varicose veins in the legs. Initially, these veins appear as blue or greyish lines on the skin, but over time, they bulge, fade, and even deepen in color. This condition is prevalent and can cause consequences like vein ruptures and bleeding, nocturnal agony, leg cramps, swelling, deformity, and other cosmetic difficulties.

One-way valves in the lower leg veins keep blood flowing toward the heart while preventing backflow. Blood may back up and pool in the veins if these valves are inadequate or damaged due to extended standing, vein-valve damage, or a family disease. Veins become stiff due to the frequent pooling of blood, resulting in swelling. Spider veins and discolored spots resembling bruises appear due to increased pressure in these veins.

• Itching or burning sensations
• Swelling and severe pain
• Fatigue and heaviness
• Muscle Cramps or Bulging Veins

The illness can be diagnosed in most cases with varicose veins based on a few indications and symptoms. Color changes or blurred, swollen, or lumpy veins are examples. Those with complex instances may have aching and heaviness in their legs, especially after exercise or at night. Severe bleeding might happen from minor incisions or ruptures in the afflicted area. Some patients get leg cramps when they suddenly get up, and many patients with varicose veins also get restless legs syndrome.

At least one individual asks us this question every day. Varicose veins, on the other hand, are strongly tied to looks and maybe self-diagnosed, so there’s no need to be concerned. On the other hand, getting a USG –DOPPLER of your leg accurately detects it and the extent of the disease.

It’s simple: Have a Color Doppler Sonography done. A clinical examination is required to identify if a varicose vein causes your leg pain. Varicose veins are pretty prevalent. However, they are frequently disregarded since they are considered a bearable condition. Patients who seek therapy early on are more likely to avoid complications or progression that could arise if the condition is not treated. Furthermore, the present day-care treatment alternatives are painless and uncomplicated, so why wait until it’s more convenient to get cured/treated?

You can have your varicose veins treated with or without laser treatment, depending on the severity of your issue.

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• It is a simple day-care treatment that does not require long-term hospitalization for the patients admitted.
• The patient will return to work immediately away after treatment and may even be able to walk home on their own.
• Except for a small puncture hole that heals almost soon, there is no exposed wound scar on the outside. This is why it is known as a scarless and painless varicose vein therapy.

• Treating varicose vein disease involves more than medicine and surgery; it also demands regular wound care and a lifestyle change.
• Reduced body weight lessens the pressure on the lower limb, which makes it equally important.
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The patient gets discharged the same day or the next day and can walk home. Aside from postoperative oral medications for the first 3-5 days and regular follow-ups,

• The patient must refrain from standing for lengthy periods – vigorous activity – gym-Running – for 7-14 days.
• The patient must wear the stocking for roughly 8-10 hours daily for 3-6 months.
• The patient does not need to stay in bed and can resume daily activities.

Many people who have had laser treatment do not require additional treatment; however, if we make simple lifestyle changes and wear stockings, the chances of recurrence are low.

The importance of self-care cannot be overstated. Changes in lifestyle, compression stockings, and fitness techniques are all used to cure varicose veins.

• Avoid sitting (particularly with your legs crossed) or standing in one posture for extended lengths of time.
• Elevate your legs when resting at random intervals to maximize venous return.
• Exercise and weight loss should be made gradually.
• Tobacco use should be avoided at all costs.
• Whether on a lengthy flight or sitting for a long time, get up and walk every hour.
• Compression stockings may aid in blood flow improvement. It’s best to choose one based on your doctor’s advice because they come in various sizes and abilities.

The actual cost is projected to be between 60,000 and 1,20,000 Rs, including hospitalization, admission, LASER Therapy-operation, anesthetic, and medications. The most health insurance coverage covers varicose veins.

The consultation prices cover both the clinical test and the Sonography-Colour Doppler.

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