Why Treat Varicose Veins?
- Itching and Discomfort: Persistent itching around the affected area.
- Pigmentation: Blackish discoloration along the veins.
- Swelling: Leads to leg swelling and potential infections.
- Non-Healing Wounds: Especially around the ankle.
- Bleeding: Increased risk of bleeding from the veins.
Treatment Options for Varicose Veins
- Open Surgery: Saphenofemoral ligation.
- Radio Frequency Ablation (RFA): A minimally invasive procedure using heat to close the vein.
- Laser Ablation: Similar to RFA but using laser energy.
- Ultrasound-Guided Foam Sclerotherapy: nvolves injecting a foam solution into the vein to close it.
Advantages of Ultrasound-Guided Foam Sclerotherapy
- Cost-Effective: Less expensive than other treatments.
- Minimal Pain: Less painful for the patient.
- Quick Recovery: Faster recovery time.
- Versatile: Suitable for varicose veins in any condition or complication.
- Effective: High potential for complete cure.
Treatment Procedure
- Identification: Varicose veins are identified using modern ultrasound scanning.
- Foam Injection: High-quality foam is injected into weak points of the veins, guided by an ultrasound scanner.
- No Incisions: No skin incisions are required.
- Recovery: he affected veins will cure, and the leg will return to normal within a few months.
Aftercare
- A compression bandage is applied after the procedure and should be kept on for a week.
- Patients can go home on the same day as the procedure.
