Chronic Venous Insufficiency 1, Causes

[@b2ibuildfightclan328]

J adore , très bien expliqué, j’ai mis la traduction mais c’est bien fait, merci ❤

[@williamscheer1481]

I’m 62 and have osteoarthritis in both ankles (no cartilage, bone on bone) and I’ve been putting off ankle replacement of my “cankles”. My excuse has been that I’m waiting for Covid to “normalize”. Well this was a bad decision on my part bec I’ve been slowly experiencing the pain in my ankles going from bad to worse. I’m sure the inability to walk comfortably and succeeding sedintary lifestyle has caused the valves in my veins to fail. Then about a year ago I started noticing the discoloration of the skin and now it’s taken a turn for the worse; 2 weeks ago I noticed the “sores that aren’t healing fast” that I now know are veinous ulcers. Also, one leg has began swelling all the up to the thigh Time to go see the doc. At the very least I most likely have veinous insufficiency/ stasis with possibility of DVT.

[@reediumboze75]

I think I was born with poor or no valves. Since I can remember my legs will pain at night. The doctor then said it was growing pains. We have a family history of bad varicose veins. My mother and all of her 7 sisters have it. My grandfather died bleeding from his veins. Last year I notice something on my leg but didn't worry much about it. It started to itch very badly and an ulcer appears after a few weeks. I went to the clinic and put a zinc bandage on that covered my whole leg above my knee to my foot. I have a second ulcer after a few months, the first one was healed. Is there any cure for this? or what can I do?

[@samtaqla9298]

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[@Campbellteaching]

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[@martinmorris6351]

I can feel a vibration in my lower back and my friends can hear like a blocked drain noise when they put there ear too my coccyx bone.Also when i touch it with my fingers it feels like a purring cat.It started when i was 18 years old and i am now 45 years old.I have been too various doctors over the years but at the time they can never hear it.

[@altagraciafernandez3924]

Excellent explanation.

[@charsiu12]

the way you explain pathophysiology is exceptional - you make me feel as though i truly understand the disease and this makes it much easier to remember thank you!

[@robsmith6087]

what I've got . . huge sores that won't heal. Itching and scratching opens up wounds continuously. I'm a 50 a day smoker.

[@lavellnutrition]

How can you strengthen your veins holistically to improve this condition?

[@AR-jr2eo]

I wonder if long term fasting would help

[@ThenVersusNow_]

@@AR-jr2eo Long term fasting is unhealthy so doesn't matter. It would not help a systemic disease anyway.

[@popitoto]

One of the symptoms is having,feeling heavy legs,when walking more and worst on. stairs?And what is the difference with the Peripheral Arterial disease?

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[@bwittman65]

Thank you God Bless ✝️ you answered my questions.

[@Campbellteaching]

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[@AB-cn6iu]

I had two DVT's that led to CVI in both legs when I was 18. Now 12 years later my legs never fully recovered. Do you suggest endovenous laser ablation? Do you think my deep veins could properly function again?

[@MartyMcGrime]

I too have cvi. Compression is key. Why do you think you had the dvts?

[@aidenholloway3931]

be glad u dont have this disease guys! I dont wish this SHIT ON ANYONE!!

[@Amruth_sk]

Well explained sir ❤️

[@MartyMcGrime]

Do you think foam rolling and deep massage can damage the valves?

[@lonnroberts7438]

Thank you for the information. Ive been watching you daily throughout the pandemic. I searched this topic and your video popped up. I picked it over the others. I like the way you explain things. Thanks :)

[@popitoto]

You may have varicose veins without veins insufficiency?

[@starsoul_7]

I have ads this for years and I am really upset because no one could ever give me an answer. I currently was diagnosed with conjestive heart failure and they thought that was the cause of all thymus inflammation. So now I have requested another ultrasound to check the veins. They only checked for blood clots the first time. I know this is the problem. Thank you.

[@CalmVibesVee]

Thank you. I’m very active, 5’5” 133lbs, walk 80-100 miles per month. My legs are swelling, heavy, burning. My test is next week. Calf raises do help. But required thru out each day. Does ablation help ? Or does it eventually weaken the system more?

[@thatwrengirl]

Hey! I hope you're doing well. I'm in a similar boat and have the same question. Did you ever get an answer?

[@CalmVibesVee]

@@thatwrengirl I got all the testing and decided to not get any procedures at this time as there is very little info to educate the patient on. I do not trust most medical advice but the vascular surgeon did tell me it can make it worse and she wouldn’t advise it for me till I can’t tolerate the side effects from venous insufficiency. I had to pull this out of her. I have returned to what has worked and improved all my health issues is specific diet and exercise approaches. I lost a few more pounds of fat, building muscle, diet is on point ketosis anti-inflammatory, fasting, collagen, etc. all the exercises, compression leggings or socks (do not have them too tight on calf go up up up in size) I am doing everything possible to increase muscle in my legs which helps the pump. Stay well read on *patients* improving symptoms this way as the medical community only approaches one way. If you are not able to do these things I would get the procedure as you must have circulation. I am making progress but willing to do what it takes to avoid the procedure. I hope the best for you!

[@thatwrengirl]

@@CalmVibesVee Thank you so much for the reply! My doctor recommended that I get more exercise and try going a few days without the stockings to see how I feel since I haven't gone without them since my problems started postpartum. I have a follow up meeting in a few months, so I'm going to see if I can help the problem without surgery. Definitely going to take up running and try to build muscle. Your advice about diet might also apply to my situation too. Again, thank you so much. I wish you all the best with your health journey!

[@CalmVibesVee]

@@thatwrengirl We CAN improve this. I have seen a ton of things reversed or greatly improved with fat loss, low carb, fasting, and strength training - Things most Docs say you can’t reverse because they have been told that. So I switched to putting my hope and effort in leveling up in my approach and I’ve already had improvement. I won’t stop wearing the compressions till I have like AMAZING muscle gains in my legs but it is the goal 🙌🏼 Let’s do it!! The effort must be great if it’s going help.

[@foxingandfiction]

@@CalmVibesVee You just saved me a trip of a lot of anxiety. Going through the same thing except I do sit a lot for my job.

[@MartyMcGrime]

I believe I got mine when I had a sedentary desk job, I was trying to improve my health and fitness after 8yrs of living an unhealthy lifestyle. I'd weakened my veins and tissues through poor lifestyle, I then started exercising hard in my lunch breaks and would sit down after for 5+ hours making it hard for the pressure to escape up the leg damaging the valves. Hindsight is a wonderful thing.

[@pharmacist2125]

i am an internal medicine resident in IRAQ and find your approach in conveying the idea both useful and amusing

[@evelyny7037]

Is there a common root cause? Thank you.

[@aidenholloway3931]

Why are u people here? I actually have this DESEASE. U dont want this ever!

[@aidenholloway3931]

SORRY DOCTOR JOHN!! IT HAS RUINED A PART OF MY LIFE!!

[@davidevans3498]

Thank you so much for explaining this so fully yet clearly

[@Eneov]

Nurse here. Thank you Doc. This helped a lot!

[@melanie4581]

John got my through my adult nursing degree. I’m back as a RGN studying venous and arterial disease hoping to learn some more stuff. :)

[@lipton87]

I was a nurse for 6 years before becoming home bound due to complications caused by Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, within a year of being home bound I slowly became more and more bed bound (I was fainting upon standing due to postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome which goes along with the EDS). I've now been bed bound for 5 years and am having more and more trouble when I do attempt to stand. My legs turn a bright red and in some places even a slight purplish color. My doctor today gave me a referral to the Vein Center with a dx of Chronic Venous Insufficiency. I'm worried this puts me ever at risk for a DVT. Do you think the insufficiency would be caused by my lack of standing and the atrophy my legs have progressed to or could it be the increase of the elasticity of my veins caused by Ehlers Danlos Syndrome that could be causing this?

[@kartikprakash3038]

Hey, how are you doing now? Could you figure this out?

[@jeanmulligan4168]

Could aortic stenosis contribute to venous insufficiency

[@fangchick93]

I’m 26 and my doctor thinks that is what’s wrong with my calves because I have chronic pain to them. It’s interesting that you brought up ankle injuries led to calf located cvi given that is exactly my situation. I also have a long family history of heart disease and varicose veins. Not to mention I was born early

[@Campbellteaching]

Have you been able to see a vascular specialist, it would be a good idea if possible. For example they might recommend some compression stockings.

[@fangchick93]

Dr. John Campbell my doctor already has, they help a little, I use 10-15 when just staying home and 20-30 when going out

[@popitoto]

You didn't have had the feeling of heavy legs,specially walking,and worst going up ,or on the stairs?​@@fangchick93

[@shaktigg]

Sir, i had EVLA for GSV but ultrasound also says Mild Deep vein Reflux for CFV .. What shud i do to stop this reflux ..or what can be done ?

[@emmasivewrightmd]

beautiful explanation, thank you so much

[@stephaniew4168]

If you have occlusion of the Internal Jugular Vein - could you getPOTS? Trying to figure out why my child has POTS! Interested in the venous system because IV saline makes POTS patients feel so much better and I wonder if it isreally an issue with venous flow to the heart causing POTS,but they do an echo and claim flow into the heart is "normal" altho my daughteer does have 2 dilated heart valves too....

[@kacicoyote]

Im 47 and just had the ablation this morning

[@mid8789]

great explanation. thankyou

[@hf3490]

I’ve been told I have LSJ incompetence with reflux in the proximal segment if the greater sapheneous vein at groin level. I wear compression knee socks. 20-30. Lots of discomfort in upper thigh. Is this a serious lifetime thing that will affect my quality of life. My left leg is larger than left. Thanks.

[@Z-Ack]

Can yeast infections effect the venous systems in the lower extremities leading yo phlebitis? Patient is 35, male, in shape, non congenital, active, no varicose or ulcer, slight redness behind the toes, has had back issues and sciatica effecting one side. Smoker. But both legs below the knees have had edema for past few years. Says really only notices when taking off socks after wearing for any length of time. All blood and urine labs are normal, echo on heart checked out, no sleep issues besides lack there of for typical job related tasks.. does complain of high stress and depression which are non medicated and no other medication either.. in my opinion being a smoker wouldnt be the sole cause. He's been a smoker since 16, says both cannabis and cigarettes at less than 2 grams and half a pack per day, no alcohol.. Its boggling the mind. Blood pressure is unpredictable at times as is heart rate but pressures have spiked on occasion as he has a tester at home. Also sugar levels and diet are normal and sufficient as lab results confirm. The depression seems pretty severe and social anxiety issues from time to time but not anything to be to alarmed of but the depression needs addressed as it was before but he has not had health insurance for past few years.. says hes never used any intravenous drugs or hard drugs but did drink heavily for a short period after his mother passed but has since been sober for more than 7 years. No other illnesses or allergies, otherwise healthy individual..

[@Z-Ack]

Obvious Pitting edema below the knees.. says removing socks will cause itching but no pain or effected movement , slight numbness. Looks like what appears to be mild psoriasis longitudinal erythronychia and a subungual keratotic mass at the distal end of the nail beds on majority of toes. Likely hygienic factors but prudent none the less. Mild hair loss on ankle areas. Regular bowel movements. That should cover the extent.. any ideas? Maybe a lower extremity doppler or pressure observations?

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[@yulisahernandez4328]

Thank you Dr.Campbell, your video gave me a clear picture of the etiology/patho behind CVI! Currently writing a paper on it, this helps so much. Tvm :)

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[@sarahpetsinger4187]

You are an excellent teacher!

[@aidenholloway3931]

I'm sorry Dr. I'm angry because I have demon VEINS! is there a cure!!!!!??????

[@williamm6446]

Very well done. Now I know why my legs are the way they are. The Doctors I see just dont have enough time to explain all this, or don't know.

[@popitoto]

Do you have the legs "heavy"? specially walking and going up,or on the stairs?And feeling generally tired?

[@lalkagencheva3598]

Great video! Thank you!

[@Alibrahimelaf]

This was amazing Really thank you

[@latinaalma1947]

Just diagnosed at 75 insufficiency.

[@twinklesvlog4658]

Wow Thanks sir

[@ecsyntric]

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[@jincyjoseph9697]

Thank you so much for the presentation

[@aidenholloway3931]

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[@ram52mohan]

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[@igp5244]

Good.

[@aidenholloway3931]

HORRIBLE FUCKIN DISEASE! OMG

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