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How Often Do People Experience Blood Clots During Sclerotherapy
When blood clots occur from sclerotherapy, how serious are they?
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Risks of Sclerotherapy
Sclerotherapy destroys abnormal and unsightly veins. At times, blood is trapped within segments of those veins and needs to be removed to minimize the development of pigmentation after treatment. Sclerotherapy really does not produce blood clots and the trapped blood is NOT dangerous and does not travel. If sclerotherapy is not performed properly with the correct concentration of solution and the use of medical graduated compression stockings after treatment, blood clots can occur. This,...
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Sclerotherapy
Sclerotherapy for very fine SPIDER veins do not get blood clots.
In injecting RETICULAR veins, which are small blue veins under the skin may develope a blood clot. This clot is in the superficial system of veins and is not dangerous. It may leave the hemosiderin stain behind.
Injecting the major SAPHENOUS system of veins will and can result in deep venous thrombosis
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