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Lifestyle Changes
Emphasize diet rich in fiber and low in salt to prevent swelling.
Hydration supports overall vein health.
Medical Treatments
Sclerotherapy: Injection of a solution that scars and closes veins.
Laser Therapy: Uses light energy to close off smaller veins.
Radiofrequency Ablation: Heat-based method to seal problematic veins.
Vein Stripping: Surgical removal for severe cases.
Endovenous Laser Treatment (EVLT): Minimally invasive laser procedure.
Phlebectomy: Removing varicose veins through small skin punctures.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Are varicose veins dangerous?
Generally, varicose veins are not dangerous but can cause discomfort and complications if untreated.
Q2: Can varicose veins disappear on their own?
They rarely disappear without treatment but lifestyle changes can prevent worsening.
Q3: Are compression stockings effective?
Yes, they help relieve symptoms and improve circulation but do not eliminate varicose veins.
Q4: Is surgery the only option?
No, many non-surgical treatments exist, and surgery is reserved for severe cases.
Q5: Can men get varicose veins?
Absolutely, though they are more common in women, men can also develop varicose veins.
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