A review of a patient who was examined and treated for suspected 'varicose veins'

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# Post Summary

There are also non-surgical treatments for varicose veins.

So, don't be too stressed, and if you feel any discomfort in your legs or suspect varicose veins, please visit a hospital in advance and receive treatment.

 

# Treatment experience

This is my experience with varicose vein treatment.

In my case, I have been sleeping on my legs since I was little.

I went to the hospital because I kept waking up with a rat.

Test results show that the calf blood vessels have lost elasticity and blood flow is blocked.

It's because it's refluxing or stagnant.

If you experience these symptoms, I recommend that you go to the hospital as soon as possible.

Because varicose vein surgery is not covered by insurance, treatment costs are high (over 2 million won).

Because laser surgery for varicose veins is designated as a non-covered surgery according to the health insurance benefit standards.

Therefore, when treating saphenous veins with laser surgery, most hospitals require the patient to pay the full cost of the surgery.

However, depending on the hospital, some hospitals cover the first step of varicose vein surgery, ligation of the saphenous vein, and the third step, removal of the superficial vein, with health insurance.

This is something that requires prior coordination with the hospital.

So, large hospitals like university hospitals are better than small hospitals.

It seems like they are a little more cautious about surgery.

Since I have encountered so many seriously ill patients,

Non-surgical treatments such as medication or compression bandages

It seems like they're urging me to endure it.

Non-surgical treatment to fundamentally treat the cause of the disease

It is difficult to remove, but it relieves the symptoms

It has the effect of slowing down the progression of the disease.

Actually, at first I just went to get tested.

I was told there was a simple injection treatment, so I received treatment.

The injection I received was a vascular sclerosis injection.

Injection into the refluxing blood vessel to prevent the reflux of blood

They said they were blocking it.

I placed it in several places, not just one.

Well, it stung, but I could bear it somehow.

After that, he prescribed a drug like Sencia.

I take it every day.

There was no major inconvenience in returning to normal life immediately after receiving the injection.

If you have symptoms like mine, I recommend that you get a checkup.

Stay healthy, thank you