The Newest Techniques to Treat Your Varicose Veins

[@shyzhx]

very detailed。Thank you!

[@creativewebmedia-uk]

Likely to be the most straight talking, fact giving, information I have ever heard !!! The subject is not one I suffer personally but my partner was a nurse for 40 years and delt with geriatric patients all of that time, so you can imagine the load she has had to bear regarding this condition. It is very reasuring to know that the risk to life is minimal unless there are complications and I would like to Thank Dr Daniel Char for the consise narration on the video.

[@kevinlentz7604]

You really informed me ,on how I can talk to my own Docters ,about how to fix mine, ulcerated no skin ,healing mine for 5 months ,just started walking and no bandages,going for glue ing,maybe laser I don’t know yet 66 years old THANK YOU VERY INFORMATIVE AND ACCURATE CALABOGIEWEATHERMAN

[@GiGi-dd5cr]

I really enjoyed this video, it gave me enough information to not be so freaked out and I think I’ll finally make an appt to get mine taken care of before they get bad. Thank you!

[@TheJobieadobe]

I'm so glad to hear they aren't dangerous!!! Thank you!

[@deadangelair]

Thank you for the explanation and the pictures that help in understanding the issue better.

[@thinkhine8866]

Thanks.

[@JMJ5247]

Thank you for your video! What do you think of Varithena? My Vascular Doctor in Brick, NJ is recommending this treatment for me. Thank you!

[@ericskinner7355]

What is the best way to find a good doctor in my area?

[@kppteam]

Maybe a stupid question. When you destroy (with the treatment) the damaged vein, how the blood travel back?

[@jannellmeagher638]

I keep researching and am told if we close up one vein, it puts pressure on others and we are in the same boat again. Other veins are compromised. This is from doctors, too.

[@lydiabyfield488]

Thanks for this information! I suffer from bad varicose veins 34 yrs now ..... Am living in Jamaica would it be possible for you to give me a letter to take to the embassy in order for me to come to the state to get mines taken care of?

[@lydiabyfield488]

Can I have your number

[@manel5740]

I did sclerotherapy but they did not dissapear one bit 😢 is it maybe the method was wrong or what is thenproblem ?

[@AsioHarriet-c5z]

Am among the group having such problem on e right leg thank u for e great msg I hope I will be fine then

[@StefanRicardo-lc1fm]

Why do you think horse chestnut would cause me more pain? Does it increase inflammation?

[@1961-v9k]

Echotherapy has now replaced Endovenous Laser Ablation Therapy. Transluminal Occlusion of Perforators is a procedure to treat incompetent perforators. Ultrasound Foam Guided Sclerotherapy should be carried out to finish off these treatments. I have had all of these at The Whiteley Clinic in London in 2018 and haven’t looked back after eight solid years of leg ulcers, which were only just managed by our UK NHS. Best money I ever spent. My CVI developed 15 years after a freak blood clot in my left leg at the age of only 36 caused through the contraceptive pill. I went from nothing to leg ulcers with no symptoms in between. It transpired that I had hidden varicose veins after an Endovenous Duplex Ultrasound Vein Mapping Scan. I was and still am an extremely fit, slim and athletic runner, yet still developed a blood clot and CVI. I’m now 90% improved…no swelling and no ulcers. You’re so right about people claiming to be vein doctors when they’re not. Some of the stuff I read on certain vein sights has me horrified.

[@thinkhine8866]

my leg are swelling and achieving .why ?

[@GloriaMfihlo]

Mine are very bad

[@LilyOnshay]

Its really nice having to work another job at 44 that kills your legs because they wont give you 2 15min breaks and a lunch because you worked for 6 yearS for a boss who wouldnt give you 2 15 mIn breaks and a lunch which fucked my legs in the first place! Thanks boss! Required by law, nope