The outlook is much more exciting for varicose veins than for spider veins. Endovenous thermal ablation (EVTA) using either laser or radiofrequency (RF) generators have become very popular for saphenous-derived varicose veins and have virtually replaced vein stripping surgery over the past decade. EVTA offers the highest success rate of any available method while avoiding [...]
Read More...[ ] True [X ] False Published studies have established the connection between non-saphenous vein disease and the common symptoms of tired, achy, burning, restless legs. These nuisance symptoms of compensated mild superficial venous insufficiency can be temporarily alleviated by wearing therapeutic graduated compression hose. Both varicose and spider vein disease are inherited chronic conditions [...]
Read More...Q. Should I see a phlebologist or a vascular surgeon for my varicose veins? A. A phlebologist specializes exclusively in the diagnosis and treatment of vein disorders, whereas a vascular surgeon (VS) handles both arteries and veins. Either may be a good choice, but the individual physician’s training and experience are more important factors. Board [...]
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