Varicose vein self-diagnosis method

Varicose vein self-diagnosis

Please check the symptoms that apply from the following.

 

 

1. Cramps occur in the feet and legs (especially at night).

 

My legs feel heavy.

 

3. Numbness in the feet and legs.

 

There is pain in the calf.

 

5. My legs swell badly.

 

6. The leg blood vessels are protruding.

 

7. Thin blood vessels are visible in the legs.

 

8. My feet are hot.

 

My feet are cold.

 

10. My feet often swell.

 

There is pain in the lower back and the back of the thighs.

 

12. I have knee pain.

 

There is pain behind the knee.

 

There is pain in the sole of the foot.

 

15. There is swelling in the calf.

 

There is pain in the lower back.

 

17. My leg itches.

 

There is pigmentation on the leg.

 

There are times when my feet move automatically.

 

If you have checked three or more of these, I strongly recommend that you visit the hospital for a diagnosis.

 

Varicose veins are not diagnosed based on what can be seen with the naked eye; a blood flow test using vascular ultrasound is necessary for an accurate diagnosis.

So, getting an early diagnosis through the hospital's prompt medical care seems to be the best option!