I had scylotherapy 4 weeks ago on the front of my shin for a moderate vein I still have pain in my ankle and inner part of my knee and thigh, can you advise if this is normal ?
May 9, 2019
Answer: Pain after sclerotherapy Pain after sclerotherapy is typically very minimal. Occasionally when used for larger veins, patients can develop retained coagulum where blood works its way back into a treated vein and then coagulates. When that happens, it causes tenderness along the course of the treated vein but that does not sound like what you described. Pain in your ankle and your knee from sclerotherapy in your shin don't sound like typical symptoms and you should speak with your physician
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May 9, 2019
Answer: Pain after sclerotherapy Pain after sclerotherapy is typically very minimal. Occasionally when used for larger veins, patients can develop retained coagulum where blood works its way back into a treated vein and then coagulates. When that happens, it causes tenderness along the course of the treated vein but that does not sound like what you described. Pain in your ankle and your knee from sclerotherapy in your shin don't sound like typical symptoms and you should speak with your physician
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