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Did I say there was? That irrelevant comment aside there has to be things you can do to fight the underlying causes of it is all I was saying. And if you are going to contest that I don’t even know. Lay down your guns and submit to a life of disease eve I guess Jesus. All I was saying is my color on my leg HAS got significantly better with only compression and no visit to any vascular surgeon. Also healed up two wounds bigger than a softball on my leg. Barley any scarring. Was told I could do either of those. Not saying they aren’t trying their best but the medical progression doesn’t have every case of everything to study or reference. Living healthier is a win win situation.

@@thevikig420 sorry, but you mentioned gaining weight and smoking cigarettes. I have been through the lot and now cured. I was and still am an extremely fit, slim athletic runner, yet I still suffered a freak DVT through the contraceptive pill. I developed Thrombotic Syndrome through this and suffered venous leg ulcers for eight years. I was referred to Dermatologists, Vascular teams the lot, within our UK NHS. All they did was just manage the symptom. I eventually referred myself to a specialist vein clinic in London and had three procedures which actually treated the underlying cause… Endovenous Laser Ablation Therapy together with Transluminal Occlusion of Perforators (I had four damaged perforators) followed after the necessary eight week gap with Ultrasound Guided Foam Sclerotherapy. It was the best £6,000 I ever spent and I haven’t looked back since 2018. My procedures were carried out by Professor Mark Whiteley Consultant Vascular Surgeon and Consultant Phlebologist. Him and a colleague invented the TRLOP procedure and he also performed the first endovenous keyhole surgery for varicose veins in 1999 and also performed the first Microwave Varicose Veins Ablation in Europe, in February 2019. No Dermatologist involved in my treatment, just Phlebologists and Interventional Radiologists, AND no living healthy did anything for me. You can live as healthy as you want that ain’t going to help the damaged valves in your veins dear.

@@thevikig420can you tell me more about your experience, please.

Venous insufficiency has little to do with circulation and more to do in the collapsed valves in your veins causing the blood to pool.

Has it been treated

​@@Drill_Central112is it from alcohol

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Nope, the underlying cause needs to be treated if it is venous.

@@eveoakley6270 You might be right

@@JO-mg6xc I am coz the same happened to me. Creams only mask the problem.

​@@JO-mg6xcwhether it cured for u completely

You need the procedures to treat the underlying cause of your recurring ulcers. I have had the lot in 2018 and haven’t looked back since, but I had to pay.

@@eveoakley6270 it freaking sucks man. The itching is unbearable lmao. 1% hydrocortisone only works and it only helps maybe a little bit. The shit itched so bad that I ended up scratching/nicked one of the veins and blood kept shooting out my foot - took me an hr to get the bleeding to slow down. Also, it has its period when it “flares up” like the entire region of the ulcer will just be burning for no reason. I just hope it doesn’t progress to me having my leg amputated

@@SRT92 I know how you feel, it’s horrendous. I’m from England and suffered for eight solid years with a leg ulcer. Our NHS were just keep sending me to a wound clinic and only treating the symptom. Creams only mask the real problem. I eventually had enough and travelled to a specialist vein clinic in London where I underwent an Endovenous Duplex Vein Mapping Scan where it was discovered that my Great Saphenous Vein, my Small Saphenous Vein and four perforators were incompetent through a freak blood clot I had suffered through the contraceptive pill fifteen years earlier. I had Endovenous Laser Ablation Therapy together with Transluminal Occlusion of Perforators, followed by the necessary eight week gap with Ultrasound Guided Foam Sclerotherapy. Was the best money I ever spent and I haven’t looked back since. Best wishes to you.

@@eveoakley6270hello mate would you mind providing me with the name of the surgeon and how much you paid for the treatment my father is having the same issue and the NHS does not even show up

@@SRT92 LOTRIMIN ULTRA and sugar wrap it up tightly it will close soon take about a week