Whether you suffer from varicose veins, spider veins, or other kinds of vein problems, you will want to know about the kind of vein treatment that will work for you. The first stop for this information is your own doctor. He may recommend you to a vein treatment center where there are specialists trained and dedicated to the treatment of vein problems. This is probably the best idea because nothing else is done at these centers. They only focus on the vein.
Vein problems are caused by several things. Many people have said that their varicose veins or spider veins have started from jobs that keep them standing all day. This is especially worse if they are standing on cement. This type of activity causes the vein valves to stop the blood from flowing the way it is supposed to flow, and it begins to pool in one place. That is what varicose veins are. The pooling begins to protrude through the skin and cause a rope-like appearance. Vein problems can also be hereditary. Aging is also a cause in addition to obesity.
Spider veins are dilated capillary veins right below the skin’s surface. They can be blue, red, purple or all of these colors that form in a web-like shape.
The appearance of these veins is not the only reason to get vein treatment. These veins can also cause heaviness, cramps, achiness, swelling and throbbing. If the varicose veins progress and become worse without treatment, there could be pigmentation, bleeding, ulceration, ankle swelling and the more serious chronic venous insufficiency, CVI. Getting early vein treatment will prevent this from happening.
There are several vein treatments depending on the severity of the problem. One treatment is wearing compression stockings. Exercise is also a good treatment. It’s better than just sitting or standing all day. These treatments will not cure the problem, but it will slow or stop it, and will eliminate some of the discomfort caused by the vein problem.
A very effective treatment is to collapse the veins. This is done by a procedure called sclerotherapy. Laser therapy can also be used, ambulatory surgery, mini-phlebectomy and endolaser. There are so many ways to receive vein treatment, and it is best to get it before the problem gets much worse.
Laser vein, or spider vein, treatment ususally cost around $300-$400 per treatment.
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Bruising is not a very common side effect from laser vein treatment. This is normally apain free procedure,you may have some redness in the area. It is possible to get bruising from laser vein treatment. After the treatment, bruising, redness soreness and swelling can occur in the area.
Vein ligation and stripping is a surgical approach to the treatment of varicose veins.
The external iliac vein is a normal part of the human anatomy. It is not a disease.
There are varicose vein treatment specialists that you can consult. A directory of them can be found at http://www.veindirectory.org/, and they are organized by state. You can also find out if your treatment is covered by insurance.
Spider vein treatment typically includes medicine or topical creames. Varicose typicall include thearpy and massage.
I don't know if it's bulging but it is noticable i think and it runs along my upper left hairline. What is the answer to the question??? Treatment????
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Sclerotherapy is considered the gold standard for non-surgical vein treatment; it uses an injected solution to shrink veins. However, it is more effective on smaller veins. I heard of one procedure called "Sclerotherapy". This is the most used non-surgical vein treatment out there. This uses an injection directly to the vein to take care of it.
The most common process or treatment for spider vein removal is called sclerotherapy. In this process a sclerosing agent is injected into the vein which causes it to disappear. It generally takes at least 2 visits/treatments for it to be effective. After the treatment the patient must wear compression stockings for several days. Another method is a laser treatment where a bright laser beam is directed at the vein. Again, it takes multiple visits. Sometimes the two types of treatment are combined.