What are some quick ways to treat varicose veins?

Varicose veins are very common in our daily lives, so we must have a certain understanding of the treatment methods of this disease. Only in this way can we control the occurrence of this type of disease in a timely manner, regulate the blood flow in our body, make the blood flow more smoothly, and also supplement adequate nutrition. So, what are the quick methods to treat varicose veins?

Compression therapy: Use elastic stockings to apply external pressure to reduce edema caused by exercise. In theory, the pressure of elastic stockings is greatest at the ankles and gradually decreases upwards. It is usually best to wear elastic stockings that reach the thighs. Elastic stockings are best worn in the early morning before getting up and not taken off until going to bed at night. If the patient has developed a leg ulcer due to venous hypertension, he should follow the doctor's instructions to take antibiotics and diuretics and supplement with special medical treatments.

Sclerotherapy: Injecting a hypertonic solution (such as high-concentration saline or sclerotherapy) into the varicose veins to destroy the vascular endothelium, causing it to disappear after sealing. However, it can only treat small varicose vessels, and there may be severe pain, pigmentation, and even inflammation, swelling, ulceration and other sequelae during treatment. It is also easy to relapse and difficult to deal with after relapse, so it is only suitable for a small number of patients.

Extravascular laser or pulsed light: The principle is the same as the laser beauty treatment for removing spots. The advantages are that it only requires local anesthesia, short treatment time, low pain, very small wound, no ugly scars, and you can walk immediately. However, it is only for tiny varicose spider veins, and it is at your own expense and requires several courses of treatment to be effective.

Surgical extraction: An incision is made in the groin to cut, ligate or extract the great saphenous vein. This procedure requires partial or general anesthesia and 2-3 days of hospitalization. If the varicose veins are too severe, several small incisions may be needed to extract the varicose veins section by section. The treatment is complete but has the disadvantages of subcutaneous bruising and more painful wounds.

Through the above introduction, I believe everyone has a detailed understanding of the treatment measures for varicose veins. In daily life, you must pay attention to the body's blood circulation. If the body's blood circulation is not smooth, varicose veins will easily occur. At that time, the situation will be very serious, so you must pay attention.