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I agree that pain a year out is not typical after vein treatment. It may not be anything serious, but I would recommend seeing the physician who initially treated your veins. They will probably end up recommending another ultrasound.
Hello and thanks for your question. I recommend to follow up with your provider. An ultrasound might be needed to check on the vein that was treated in the past and to check your venous circulation in general. All the best,
Hello and thank you for your question. I suggest making an appointment with the doctor who performed your ablation. It is not normal to have pain, let alone severe pain, a year later. Good luck to you.Dr. T
Upper inner thigh pain following an ablation is very common but usually occurs from 2 to 6 weeks post procedure. It is not normal to have continued inner thigh pain one year after the ablation. You should have a repeat venous sonogram of that area and follow up with your treating physician.
Unsightly veins can be easily treated—and eliminated. These blood vessels are triggered over time by a number of factors: Genetics Hormonal changes (as during pregnancy or menopause—or if you’re taking birth control pills or other hormones) Excess weight Pressure and repetition associated with ...
The best lasers for treating visible vessels are those that target the blood inside the veins most effectively. This allows for the collapse of the vessel without damaging surrounding skin and tissue. In my office, I typically use Vbeam laser, which is a 595 nm wavelength, for this purpose with...
Hi, Prntg2011, I have been a medical doctor exclusively treating varicose veins for the last 10+ years. Prior to establishing my private practice in veins, I was a cardiothoracic surgeon. Based on my experience and training, it is my medical opinion that the bulging veins you are...
