Veins are defined as blood vessels responsible for carrying
deoxygenated blood from the body to your lungs and heart. However, when
veins become thick with all the turns and twists they become enlarged
and are referred to as varicose or most commonly Spider Veins. It is
usually the "nervures" located in the thighs and legs that become varicosed.
Here are five of the best spider vein treatments:
Sclerotherapy
This
is the most common treatment during which salt solutions are injected
into the affected vein. This makes the vein walls swell, then stick and
finally seal shut. Once there is no more blood flowing into these veins
they become scar tissue and slowly fade away in a few weeks. Many times
you'll need to get treated more than once to achieve successful removal.
But since it is not a painful process it does not require anesthesia
and can be carried out by your doctor at his office. view more on wbmedic
Laser leg vein treatment
This
is one of the latest methods for treating this condition. During
treatment strong bursts of laser light are passed through the vein which
make it disappear. Since, lasers are known to be accurate and direct it
removes veins quickly and more effectively. However, patients have been
known to feel some painful heat sensation which doctors tend to reduce
using various cooling methods. That being said laser surgery is not
advisable for veins larger than 3mm.
Endovenous methods
This
method combines radio frequency and laser technology to effectively
treat spider veins. A micro sized catheter is first placed into the
affected vein. The device then sends laser energy which shrinks and
finally seals the vein wall.
Surgery
Surgery
is used to remove large spider veins. A doctor will surgically seal
shut the vein and remove it from the leg. However, doctors will only be
able to remove veins which are located near the surface of the skin,
ones which are responsible for collecting blood from the skin.
Endoscopic vein surgery
This
type of leg vein treatment utilizes a tiny camera that looks inside of
the veins after which these are removed by small cuts. This procedure
like surgery needs to be carried out under anesthesia but patients will
return to their normal routine within a few weeks.
Regardless, of
what form of treatment you opt for to treat leg veins there is a chance
that it will return after a few years. The easiest and probably the most
effective way of preventing this condition from developing is to wear
graduated compression support socks / stockings. The more frequently
you're able to wear these stockings the longer it will take for the veins to form.
It's fascinating that the body can just reroute the blood to healthy veins, and then absorb the unwanted one. I've also heard that not crossing your legs when you sit can also help prevent the condition. Is this true?
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ReplyDeleteI've never known how to treat spider veins, and reading about these different processes are really interesting! I've heard the most about the laser treatment, however the sound of endoscopic surgery sounds interesting to have. It's nice to hear that all of these treatments are painless!
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Seeing how there are visible veins running down my daughter's leg, I'm wanting to see if there is a treatment to hide those veins. I'm glad to see that there's a treatment for this issue that she has. It's interesting to know that there's a laser treatment that can cure this.
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