The symptoms of varicose veins in the thigh are divided into these six stages

Varicose veins in the thigh are also a manifestation of varicose veins, but its main affected part is people's thighs. If not treated in time, it will develop to the calves and feet. Therefore, it is particularly important to understand the symptoms of varicose veins in the thigh and treat them in time. In fact, the symptoms of varicose veins in the thigh are divided into six stages. The first stage is relatively mild, with only small veins varicose.

1. Varicose vein symptoms can be divided into six stages:

1. Stage I varicose veins are relatively mild. Only small venous varicose veins are present. Generally no treatment is required, and you can wear elastic stockings.

2. Symptoms of stage II varicose veins: more prominent varicose veins can be seen. At this time, laser minimally invasive treatment can be used. .

3. Varicose veins symptoms in stage III are more prominent and clinical symptoms should also appear. Such as: soreness, swelling, etc., at this time should be actively treated. The skin in the third stage has basically not changed color, and laser minimally invasive treatment is appropriate.

4. Stage IV varicose veins, accompanied by edema, eczema, pigmentation or severe symptoms of varicose veins of large or small saphenous veins.

5. Stage V varicose veins, with symptoms of varicose veins on the ulcer surface that can be cured. The above picture shows the clinical symptoms of the fifth stage of varicose veins. This is a relatively serious case of varicose veins in the lower limbs. If the deep vein return is unobstructed, laser minimally invasive treatment can still be used.

6. Stage VI of varicose veins, with symptoms of varicose veins that recur and persist for a long time on the ulcer surface.

Second, the symptoms of varicose veins are divided into:

1. The surface blood vessels are varicose like earthworms, obviously protruding from the skin, and the varicose blood vessels are in clusters or nodules.

2. There is a feeling of soreness and swelling in the legs, which is worse at night and lighter in the morning. The skin is pigmented and dark in color, the skin is flaky, and there is edema in the feet and ankles.

3. There is ascites, hepatosplenomegaly, hematemesis, melena, extensive edema of both lower limbs, pain in the affected limbs, sometimes pain when at rest, and worse at night.

4. There are strange sensations in the limbs, cold limbs, hot flashes in the limbs, thinning of the affected limbs, itching, numbness, and burning sensations.

5. The epidermal temperature rises, and there is pain and tenderness.

6. The nails become thickened, deformed, grow slowly or stop growing.