Main Symptoms of Varicose Veins. When Should You See a Phlebologist?
There are two main problems associated with varicose veins: external and internal.
The external problem manifests as dilated veins. These veins have a knotted pattern. It also manifests as dilated intradermal vessels (spider veins).
Varicose veins often manifest externally, but there may be no external manifestations. This occurs when varicose veins are located deep enough and can only be seen on ultrasound.
When there are no external manifestations of varicose veins, you should pay attention to the symptoms. These include heaviness, swelling, leg cramps, and night cramps. If any of these symptoms appear, you should consult a phlebologist. At the Phlebology Center, two doctors are present at your initial consultation: a phlebologist and an ultrasound technician. This allows for a comprehensive assessment of the problem using an ultrasound machine. During an ultrasound, the deep venous system, subcutaneous veins, and intradermal veins are assessed.
Based on the results obtained, optimal treatment methods are selected. The very presence of varicose veins is an indication for treatment. Blood stagnates in these veins, creating the potential for complications. Treating varicose veins in the early stages is much easier, faster, and safer.
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