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there is no reason why you cannot have sclerotehrapy if you have any thyroid disease and it is being treated. Best, Dr. Emer.
Sclerotherapy is safe in patients with thyroid disease. It does not confer any additional risks.H Karamanoukian MD FACScertified vein specialist from ABVLM
There should be no effect of sclerotherapy on your hyperthyroidism. The solution used is usually out of your system within 6 to 12 hours.
I do not think you will have any problems with sclerotherapy related to underlying hyperthyroidism. Just make sure you seek treatment with a qualified board-certified physician for best results.
There should be no problem with you undergoing injection sclerotherapy treatments for spider veins with a history of hyperthyroidism. There are no known side effects that would be directly related to this condition. However, obviously, making sure your condition is under reasonable control, and your body is relatively healthy will ensure you get the best possible results from treatment, and minimize any potential difficulties.
To my knowledge, sclerotherapy has no effect on thyroid disease. I am not aware of any additional or specific side effects with with sclerotherapy in patients with hyperthryroidism
First it needs to be clear from an examination if this is an artery or a vein. You need an in person examination to confirm this is a vein, you are concerned with. If it is a vein, which is likely by its position treatment can be done to remove it.
I suggest posting before and after photos. I personally don't do this much anymore because people need these veins as they age, plus fillers can be used to camoflage the veins. You may need a second treatment and consider foaming instead of solution injection. Best, Dr. Emer.
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