Can I have reticular veins on my lower back treated with Sclerotherapy?

You shouldn't be too worried. Most of what you describe is related to elevated pressures in your veins, which can lead to dilated segments. Since arm veins decompress easily when you raise your arms, we don't usually see frank varicose veins in the arms but carrying something or having your arms...

It is difficult to answer this question without photos. If there are enlarged/ropy varicosities in the lower abdomen and hips then you need to have your deep veins examined first as this could be a sign of obstruction of the iliac vein and the large veins on the lower abdomen are acting as a...

Foam sclerotherapy can certainly soften their appearance. Ultrasound guidance can help ensure that the foam does not go into your deep vein connections. You would need compression post-procedure, and may have trapped blood that could be aspirated to expeditated the healing when you come back for...