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Av malformations
I developing right leg and knee pain for 8 months. When I walk or standing up for long time. At the beginning pain continues for 6-8 hr then became less
I have sometimes burning sensation in my foot, numbness and Calf pain
MRI showed knee venous malformation small in size
And medial meniscus problem
My doctor said it's av malformations
How can be av and in MRI low flow malformation considered venous malformation or varicose vein
If it's congenital why it's appear later?
Sometimes also I develope hip pain my doctor want x-ray for both hip? When I met him he was very busy I can't ask him all my questions
Whay he need hip x-ray? Is there is any diagnosis you think about it? I
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Its OK hip x-ray to see bone changes.
Tk physiotherapy treatment and stretching exercises u can consult
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Kindly consult a vascular surgeon. Regarding all your queries. For varicose vein you have to wear stockings. Ankle toe movement also will be be beneficial in restoring vascular flow.
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Avoid standing for long time.
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