I have a problem of Varicose veins from last 1 year. I am facing issues with walking as my feet hurts a lot and I cannot walk for long and I feel tired very soon. What is the solution? Is surgery must for this or any medication can import the symptoms? Please advise!
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Hello, I have dealt with these kind of patients myself many at times and I have seen improvement .
I would recommend some lifestyle modification as well as some medications along with it.
Also I would recommend to get a Doppler study done of your both lower limbs
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First you need to rule out the other causes of pain
It can be due to obesity , varicose or vitamin deficiency leading to muscle cramps
For varicose veins
You can wear graduated compression stockings to reduce symptoms
Avoid prolonged standing and wherever possible just elevate both legs by resting legs on pillows
There are certain medications which can help reducing the symptoms but once varicosity develops , it doesn’t get reversed by meds
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Consult a surgeon get usg Doppler and other blood tests
If it is symptomatic and conservative management is not working, them it needs intervention, but before that complete mapping of venous and arterial system by Doppler ultrasound is must and in some cases ct angio may be needed, but it will be finalized by operating surgeon.
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visit surgeon
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compression stockings, elevate lower limb at night by keeping some pillows below lower legs
Hi ur occupation???Do u have smoking habits??
How much distance u can walk without taking any rest??
If ur diagnosed with varicose veins get venous doppler done to know the status of SfJ and perfortors
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Venous doppler of the involved limb
Consult surgeon to confirm the diagnosis
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