I have no bulging vein, is sclerotheraphy still necessary? what are the consequences if i refuse it?
Answer: Sclerotherapy after an ablation The ablation procedure address is the underlying circulation disorder that causes Venus insufficiency. Sometimes patients also have associated visible varicose veins or spider veins. The ablation procedure should alleviate any symptoms that you may have had including swelling, aching, pain, and discomfort. If your symptoms are better and your leg feels good and you do not have any visible veins that you would like addressed, there is no indication for further therapy.
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Answer: Sclerotherapy after an ablation The ablation procedure address is the underlying circulation disorder that causes Venus insufficiency. Sometimes patients also have associated visible varicose veins or spider veins. The ablation procedure should alleviate any symptoms that you may have had including swelling, aching, pain, and discomfort. If your symptoms are better and your leg feels good and you do not have any visible veins that you would like addressed, there is no indication for further therapy.
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March 11, 2018
Answer: Sclerotherapy is often cosmetic Sclerotherapy after EVLA is usually optional for veins that remain after the laser vein procedure. When the veins are small sclerotherapy can help the cosmetic appearance of the legs. In some studies up to 80 percent of patients with spider veins have symptoms. This can range from itching to aching burning, rushing etc. If you have any of thees symptoms, the sclerotherapy may help with this as well.
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March 11, 2018
Answer: Sclerotherapy is often cosmetic Sclerotherapy after EVLA is usually optional for veins that remain after the laser vein procedure. When the veins are small sclerotherapy can help the cosmetic appearance of the legs. In some studies up to 80 percent of patients with spider veins have symptoms. This can range from itching to aching burning, rushing etc. If you have any of thees symptoms, the sclerotherapy may help with this as well.
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March 7, 2018
Answer: Post EVLT sclerotherapy. Sclerotherapy is usually done for spider veins or to treat varicose veins. If you do not have varicose veins then it seems that the sclerotherapy would be done for spider veins and this is considered a cosmetic procedure. If you do not want to treat spider veins then there should be no reason to have sclerotherapy.
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March 7, 2018
Answer: Post EVLT sclerotherapy. Sclerotherapy is usually done for spider veins or to treat varicose veins. If you do not have varicose veins then it seems that the sclerotherapy would be done for spider veins and this is considered a cosmetic procedure. If you do not want to treat spider veins then there should be no reason to have sclerotherapy.
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March 7, 2018
Answer: Sclerotherapy after EVLA Sclerotherapy is not necessary after EVLA. If it is not being done for cosmetic reasons and there are no symptomatic surface veins then it is fine not to have the sclerotherapy.
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March 7, 2018
Answer: Sclerotherapy after EVLA Sclerotherapy is not necessary after EVLA. If it is not being done for cosmetic reasons and there are no symptomatic surface veins then it is fine not to have the sclerotherapy.
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March 5, 2018
Answer: Sclerotherapy option After medically treating reflux with EVLA or RFA, guided ultrasound sclerotherapy or phlebectomy are options to consider if there is remaining reflux in tributary veins and if symptoms are present. Otherwise, sclerotherapy treatment can be done cosmetically as an option to treat spider veins. After cosmetic sclerotherapy, use sun protection and wear compression stockings for a week. Hyperpigmentation and or matting might occur and it is a temporary side effect. Your physician can also advise you on how to treat this temporary side effect of sclerotherapy.
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March 5, 2018
Answer: Sclerotherapy option After medically treating reflux with EVLA or RFA, guided ultrasound sclerotherapy or phlebectomy are options to consider if there is remaining reflux in tributary veins and if symptoms are present. Otherwise, sclerotherapy treatment can be done cosmetically as an option to treat spider veins. After cosmetic sclerotherapy, use sun protection and wear compression stockings for a week. Hyperpigmentation and or matting might occur and it is a temporary side effect. Your physician can also advise you on how to treat this temporary side effect of sclerotherapy.
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