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Understanding Venous Ulcers. Venous Hypertension, Leg Swelling, Pain, Treatment and Vein Doctors

Venous ulcers are wounds or open sores on the lower extremities, which are very slow to heal and often reoccur. They affect over 500,000 people in the United States and account for 80-90% of all leg ulcers. They are associated with venous valvular insufficiency or may be a complication of a post-thrombotic syndrome (blood clots) but the pathway to venous ulcers is venous hypertension and the underlying associated inflammatory process. The patient may suffer from pain, infection and disfigurement.

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Ambulatory Phlebectomy
Endovenous Laser Ablat
Endovenous Radiofreque
Sclerotherapy
Compression Stockings

What Are The Risk Factors?

The risk factors and consequences of suffering with vein problems should no longer remain the life threatening issue that they once were. Efficient and safe treatment options are becoming more widely accepted as necessary specialty procedures.

Vein treatment involves the procedures and techniques used in treating varicose veins, spider veins and vein disease. It is a fairly new addition to the list of medical specialties that are available. Extensive training and knowledge are essential to the proper care and treatment of conditions involving the veins.

What Are the Risk Factors?

Advances in vein treatment technology have grown rapidly due to the increasing number of sufferers with vein problems. The risk factors in untreated vein problems can be painful and life threatening.

Advanced Vein Treatments

Understanding Vein Disease, Spider - Varicose, Symptoms, Treatments, Prevention & Early Diagnosis

What is Vein disease? Vein disease is a common affliction that affects 30% to 50% of adults. Symptoms may include pain, swelling, superficial blood clots, skin changes and even ulcer formation on the lower extremities. With awareness, however, symptoms can be caught at an early stage and treatments as well as preventative measures can be taken. Typically, women are often more affected than men, but men present with more severe symptoms including skin changes and ulcer formation.

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Sclerotherapy-Laser Therapy. What A Vein Doctor Should Tell You About Treatment for Spider Veins

Spider veins are tiny superficial blood vessels appearing on the skin in "sunburst" patterns. They often appear in clusters on thelower extremities, face and other parts of your body. It is estimated that at least 50% of women suffer from spider veins. It is common in men but not as noticeable secondary to hair and clothing. Women often avoid wearing clothes that show their legs due to the embarrassment of having spider veins.

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