Varicose veins are large, raised, swollen blood vessels with straight legs that twist and turn. The veins are blue or purple. They are the result of weak or called valves in the veins.
There are many reasons to get varicose veins. They form with age or are inherited, but things like overweight or being overweight can also belong to someone else, as it puts pressure on the veins. If the pain is not severe, people can just live with them, but they can also affect others like eczema, aversion in veins, and ulcers.
Varicose veins are blood vessels that are zigzagged up and seen through the skin. You will be rejected longer with smaller spider veins but heard in the same zigzag pattern. The veins in the legs are very large and can form other parts of the body as well.
The spider veins and filamentous veins are closed, purple, red and blue, which twist and turn. Varicose veins are smaller than varicose veins and are visible through the skin, face, and face. Leg veins ingested by blood that does not feel right through the legs.
The work of the veins in the legs is to bring blood back to the heart and they have to work really hard to move it in the right direction as it moves against gravity.
There are a number of one-way valves on the leg, and it’s the blood that belongs through, the valves close, preventing gravity from pulling it down.
Some must for the condition are:
Stripping – This is the traditional surgical operation that involves the entire vein. Stripping is a procedure in which the lost and twisted veins that swell under the skin and the legs or thighs are lost. Stripping usually means large varicose veins, and this operation belongs to general anesthesia and has a long recovery period.
Sclerotherapy – is a procedure in which varicose veins are removed by introducing a solution called a sclerosing agent. The sclera was used to collapse the negative vein, forcing the blood to flow back to the heard veins. The collapsed veins rotate over time. This procedure is treated to hear small varicose veins, to get lost, to get lost.
Radiofrequency ablation – This procedure uses radio waves on the venous wall. Radio waves are a form of electromagnetic energy. Using ultrasound to view the leg allows a wire catheter to pass through the vein, around the knee to the groin. The radio frequency energy will then adhere to a rod of the vein. A political solution is injected into the vein to numb the procedure. The venous wall should warm up, thicken and contract. The vein is absorbed and injured by the body. It may take a few weeks or months to achieve the same results.
Endothermic ablation – This procedure heats the lining of varicose veins with radio frequency energy. The doctor makes a small incision just above or below the knee and an ultrasound is done through a catheter in the vein. A probe that emits radio frequency energy is heard in the catheter. The vein heats up until the venous wall collapses, guides and seals. If it is closed, the blood will be in one of the same veins.
Laser treatment – Treatment involves managing the light energy from a laser on a leg vein that belongs to the vein. He becomes one of the owners of the cutaneous decision and the protection of the veins and the powers of the spiders. After heating the vein, the wand breaks down and plays. The sealed vein is then released and absorbed into the body. Laser surgery is used for varicose veins, spider veins, and filamentous veins. Treatment does not affect cuts, injections, or chemicals.
Laser vein removal is a quick, easy and quick method of treating superficial veins. Medicine has laser treatments for over 30 years and advancements in technology have led to the development of gentle laser control.