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Varicose veins in left leg below knee
I have a problem of varicose veins in left leg below knee since year.I am using stocking in left leg.what is solution of my problem.
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Wall Heel Slides
Compression Stockings
Intrumental Mobilisation of Calf Muscles.
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You may have incompetent valve in veins in the affected lower limb causing the varicose veins.
Avoid standing position for long time, avoid keeping your lower limbs in dependent position for long.
Continue usage of above knee compression stockings
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it is better to get color Doppler of venous system of the lower limb to identify any fault in veins or the valves of veins
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Now a days a variety of surgical and non surgical options are available that depends on both your condition in present and your flexibility to spare time. Surgical options opens wid surgery over veins, sclerotherapy and lasers you can also try some non surgical physiotherapy options like exercises, pneumatic compressions unit, PEMF technology to certain extent
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Visit vascular surgeon
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Intermittent pneumatic pressure, stimulation under pressure and bergers exercise can solve this problem to learn more visit or logon www.physiotherapistdelhi.in
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