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Varicose veins stockings
Which grade of compression stockings should be applied for such varicose veins and what are the medicines to be taken
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Avoid prolonged standing ,cough ,constipation
Get USG venous DOPPLER b/l lower limbs ,n see for SFJ incompetence or other early changes of vericosities .
They changes in pic are early, reticular veins .
Apply compression stockings
U can take Tablet Dazoflav 1gram.morning and evening for 2 weeks
moderate compression stockings with 20 to 30 mmhg pressure
Keep legs raised by 30 degree one u get free time ,with the help of pillow foot end
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It appears to be C1/C2 as per CEAP classification.
I advise you to use Veinflux wrap, keep the limb elevated, and undergo a venous Doppler ultrasound.
Based on the report, a complete treatment plan will be advised.
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USG venous Doppler
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limb elevation
avoid long standing
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Grade 2 compression stockings.
Keep leg elevated whenever taking rest.
Medicines depends upon your symptoms.
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Dr. Shrikanth Chincholikar
General Surgeon
15 yrs exp
Bidar
Use grade-2 compression stocking below knee, avoid long standing, foot end elvation while sleeping.
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Daily exercise and walking
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Dr. Tulika Singh
General Surgeon
7 yrs exp
Lucknow
Moderate grade of uniform compression stockings will work great for you, specially while prolonged standing or sitting.
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keep doing leg elevation several times a day to reduce venous pressure.
Avoid prolonged standing or sitting in general.
Do slight Walking, calf raises, and cycling.
If you are overweight, consider loosing some.
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