Varicose Veins Diagnosis and Treatment in Hyderabad

Maven Medical Center is one of the leading hospitals for Varicose Veins treatment with highest success rate in Hyderabad. A State-of-the-art facility Offering the most up-to-date facility and technology for treating spider veins, Saphhenous, recticular, varicose veins

If you want successful and long-lasting results from the varicose vein laser removal procedure, it is essential that you get treatment from the best varicose vein specialist who has medical experience as well as a track record of success with patients of all ages.

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At our clinic, our specialists work with you to determine the most effective varicose vein treatment plan for your unique requirements and our treatment of varicose veins can help you in:

• Safe and simple procedure, minimally invasive
• Daycare - Same day discharge
• High success rate 
• No general anesthesia

Fortunately, therapy does not always include a hospital stay or a protracted, painful rehabilitation. Varicose veins may usually be treated on an outpatient basis thanks to less intrusive methods.

Check with your doctor to see whether your insurance will cover any of your therapy fees. If done for simply aesthetic reasons, you'll almost certainly have to pay for varicose vein therapy yourself.

Self-care

Exercise, decreasing weight, avoiding tight clothing, elevating your legs, and avoiding long periods of standing or sitting can all help to relieve pain and prevent varicose veins from worsening.

Stockings with compression

Compression stockings worn all day are a frequent first step before moving on to further treatments. They offer steady pressure to your legs, helping blood to circulate more effectively via your veins and leg muscles. The amount of compression varies based on the sort and brand.

Most pharmacies and medical supply businesses carry compression stockings. Prescription-strength stockings are also available and are likely to be paid by insurance if your varicose veins are creating complications. Additional treatments are available for more severe varicose veins.

If self-care and compression stockings do not work, or if your disease is severe, your doctor may recommend one of the following varicose vein treatments:

Sclerotherapy. Your doctor uses a solution or foam to inject into small and medium-sized varicose veins, scarring and shutting them. In a few weeks, varicose veins that have been treated should disappear.

Sclerotherapy is effective when conducted properly, even though the same vein may need to be injected many times. Sclerotherapy does not require an anesthetic and can be done in the convenience of your doctor's office.

Large vein sclerotherapy using foam. Injection of a big vein with a foam solution is another option for closing and sealing a vein.

Treatment using a laser. Doctors are employing new laser technology to shut off tiny varicose and spider veins. Laser therapy works by directing intense bursts of light at the vein, causing it to diminish and vanish over time. There are no incisions or needles utilized.

Radiofrequency or laser energy is used in catheter-assisted operations. In one of these procedures, your doctor inserts a thin tube (catheter) into an enlarged vein and uses radiofrequency or laser radiation to heat the catheter's tip. The heat from the catheter kills the vein by forcing it to collapse and seal shut. For bigger varicose veins, this is the preferable therapy.

Vein stripping and high ligation This surgery entails tying off a vein before it connects to a deep vein and then removing the vein using minor incisions. For the most part, this is an outpatient procedure. Removing the vein will not prevent blood from circulating in your leg since bigger amounts of blood are handled by veins deeper in the leg.

ambulatory phlebectomy . Smaller varicose veins are removed by your doctor through a series of minor skin punctures. This outpatient technique numbs only the areas of your leg that are being poked. In most cases, scarring is mild.

Home cures and way of life

There are certain self-care actions you may do to alleviate the discomfort caused by varicose veins. These same precautions can also help prevent or delay the development of varicose veins. They are as follows:

Exercise. Get your feet moving. Walking is a wonderful way to increase your leg blood circulation. Your doctor may advise you on what level of activity is appropriate for you.

Keep an eye on your weight and your nutrition. Weight loss relieves unnecessary strain on your veins. What you consume can also assist. To avoid edema caused by water retention, eat a low-salt diet.

Take care with what you wear. High heels should be avoided. Low-heeled shoes put greater strain on the calf muscles, which is excellent for your veins. Wearing clothing that is too tight around your waist, legs, or groin might restrict blood flow.

Raise your legs. Take numerous brief pauses each day to lift your legs above the level of your heart to promote circulation in your legs. Lay down with your legs supported up on three or four pillows, for example.

Sitting or standing for long periods of time should be avoided. Make it a point to change positions often to promote blood flow.

Alternative Health Care

Though not well researched, a variety of alternative therapies claim to be effective treatments for chronic venous insufficiency, a disease linked with varicose veins in which leg veins have difficulty sending blood to the heart. Among these treatments are:

Chestnut horse

a butcher's broom

The grape (leaves, sap, seed and fruit)

The sweet clover

Before attempting any herb or dietary supplement, consult with your doctor to ensure that these items are safe and will not conflict with any prescriptions.

Getting ready for your appointment

You won't need to do anything special to get ready for your appointment. To diagnose varicose veins and determine the best therapy for your issue, your doctor will need to examine your bare legs and feet.

Your basic care physician may refer you to a specialist who specializes in vein issues (phlebologist), a vascular surgeon, or a dermatologist (dermatologist or dermatology surgeon). In the meanwhile, there are some things you can do to prepare for your visit and start practicing self-care.

What you could do

Make a list of the following:

Your symptoms, including those that appear unrelated to varicose veins, as well as the date they began

Important personal information, such as a family history of varicose or spider veins

All medications, vitamins, and supplements you use, as well as the doses

Varicose veins are abnormally large veins commonly seen in the legs. Normally, blood circulates from the heart to the legs via arteries and back to the heart through veins. Veins contain one-way valves which allow blood to return from the legs against gravity. If the valves leak, blood pools in leg veins which can become enlarged or varicose. The symptoms of varicose veins include aching pain, swelling, skin irritation or sores (ulcers), skin discoloration, inflammation in the vein (phlebitis)

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Heredity is a factor in venous reflux disease – if your parents or siblings have had varicose veins, you're more likely to develop them – and people who are obese or have had multiple pregnancies are particularly susceptible, because the extra weight adds strain to the veins. Women are more vulnerable to the problem than men, partly because the hormonal changes brought on by menstruation, menopause and hormone-based drug therapy can relax vein walls and cause venous reflux.

Your lifestyle, particularly physical activity, can affect your odds of developing varicose veins as well. People whose careers require them to stand in place for long periods of time – nurses, teachers, waitresses, flight attendants and other service personnel, for example – have a higher-than-average risk of venous disease. So do people who do a good deal of heavy lifting. Once it appears, venous reflux disease never goes away by itself – it's a progressive condition that can only worsen unless treated. Fortunately, the minimally-invasive, device-based advances in medical technology that have so profoundly impacted heart, lung and brain surgery in recent years are now having a similarly revolutionary impact on the treatment of varicose veins. Endovenous ablation is an image-guided, minimally invasive treatment for varicose veins. It uses radiofrequency or laser energy to cauterize (burn) and close the varicose veins.

Endovenous ablation for varicose veins
Varicose vein treatment, also known as endovenous ablation, uses radiofrequency or laser energy to cauterize and close varicose veins in the legs. It may be used for cosmetic purposes, but it is most commonly used to help alleviate related symptoms such as aching, swelling, skin irritation, discoloration or inflammation. Endovenous ablation is safe, less invasive than conventional

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surgery, and leaves virtually no scar

About the procedure
You will receive a sedative and a regional anesthesia, or you may receive general anesthesia. Using an ultrasound to identify the location, your surgeon will insert a catheter into the vein to be treated. This is typically done just below the knee, but can occasionally be done at the level of the ankle. Using ultrasound, the surgeon will inject a solution of salt water and anesthetic agent along the length of the vein to be treated. Following this, either laser or radiofrequency ablation will be performed.

How will be the recovery after the procedure?
The procedure itself generally takes two to three hours. This procedure is typically performed in the outpatient setting, and you can expect to be discharged home several hours after the procedure is complete. You can start doing your daily activities from the next day. Full recovery will take approximately one week.

What to Ask Your Doctor

Varicose Veins Treatment Procedures

Decisive or standard Treatment:

Surgical and Non Surgical or Laser Treatment which involves Some of the most common decisive treatments include:

• Endovenous laser therapy (EVLT)
• Sclerotherapy
• Color Doppler
• Laser treatment
• RFA
• Glue Therapy
• Foam
• MWA (Microwave Ablation)

Endovenous Laser Treatment (EVLT or EVLA) Procedure 

Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) for Varicose veins

Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) is a minimally invasive treatment for varicose veins. 

Sclerotherapy for Varicose veins

Sclerotherapy  is a medical procedure used to treat varicose veins. 

SuperGlue for Varicose veins

Superglue is an effective, minimally invasive treatment for varicose veins. 

SuperGlue is a non-invasive procedure.

Foam sclerotherapy for Varicose veins

Laser-assisted foam sclerotherapy is a new minimally-invasive technique used to treat varicose vein

Vascular Veins Surgeons - Specialist Doctors

Varicose veins are a common problem that can cause pain and discomfort. If you're looking for a varicose veins hospital in Hyderabad, Dr. Rajesh Kumar Enagala is a vascular surgeon who specializes in the treatment of varicose veins

Dr. Balaji Patel Kola is a specialist who treats varicose veins in Hyderabad. He is an Interventional Radiologist with a special interest in treating venous disorders. He is passionate about helping his patients find relief from their symptoms and pain.

Causes of Varicose Veins

• Heredity
• Obesity
• Lack of Exercise.
• High-fat
• Low-fiber diet
• Surgery or trauma
• Infectious disease
• Pregnancy
• Hormonal medication
• Age
• Genetics
• Deep vein thrombosis

Conclusion & Prevention of Varicose

To prevent varicose veins and improve your quality of life, consider these simple steps:

1. Exercise regularly

2. Maintain a healthy weight

3. Avoid prolonged sitting or standing

4. Elevate your legs

5. Wear compression stockings: Compression stockings are specially designed socks that provide compression to the legs, helping to improve blood flow and reduce swelling.

6. Avoid tight clothing

7. Eat a healthy diet: A diet high in fiber and low in salt can help reduce the risk of developing varicose veins. Consume fruits and vegetables, whole grains, lean protein, healthy fats, low-fat dairy products, and drink plenty of water to keep your body hydrated.

*** Maven Medical Center has Latest Treatment Technologies like Endovenous Laser Ablation therapy (EVLT), Radio Frequency Ablation (RFA), Sclerotherapy, Microwave Abalation (MWA), Glue Therapy (Glue). ***

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