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Vericose vein
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Bilateral mild chronic venous insufficiency with early varicose vein in both leg (right >left).
Can I do brisk walking?
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There is no restriction for walking when varicose veins are diagnosed , what you have to avoid is prolonged standing at one place .Try to keep two pillows under your legs when sleeping , and use compression stockings till groin level everyday in day time from morning to night , this will delay the progression of disease , though not curative option.
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Wear compression stockings
Avoid long standing in one place
Keeps legs straight while sitting on chair(use support)
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Dr. Raiba Deshmukh
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Pune
Yes you can
Limb elevation while sleeping
Compression stocking
Avoid long standing
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