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# Post Summary

There are non-surgical treatment options for treating varicose veins.

Therefore, please do not feel too burdened, and if your legs are somewhat uncomfortable or if you suspect varicose veins, be sure to visit the hospital in advance for treatment.

 

# Treatment Experience

This is my experience with treating varicose veins.

In my case, since I was young, I have had leg cramps while sleeping.

I woke up because of a mouse, so I visited the hospital.

Test results show that the calf blood vessels have lost elasticity, leading to impaired blood flow.

Because it refluxes or pools.

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

Sclerotherapy is a non-reimbursed procedure, so the treatment cost is expensive. (It costs over 2 million won.)

Because under the health insurance reimbursement standards, laser surgery for varicose veins is classified as a non-reimbursable procedure.

Therefore, in most hospitals, patients are required to bear the full cost of the surgery when laser surgery is performed to treat the reticular veins.

However, depending on the hospital, some also cover the first stage of varicose vein surgery, which is the ligation of the saphenous vein, and the third stage, which is the removal of the superficial veins, through health insurance.

This is a part that requires prior coordination with the hospital.

Therefore, large hospitals like university hospitals are compared to smaller hospitals.

It seems a bit more cautious about the surgery.

Since I frequently encounter very severe patients, I usually...

With non-surgical methods such as medication or compression bandages

It seems to be encouraging you to endure.

Fundamentally addressing the cause of the disease through non-surgical methods

It is difficult to remove, but it alleviates symptoms and

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

Actually, I initially went just to get a simple check-up.

I received treatment because there was a simple injection therapy available.

The injection I received was a sclerotherapy injection.

Injecting into the refluxing blood vessel to cause blood flow reversal

They say it's being blocked.

I placed it in several places, not just one.

Well, it was a bit stinging, but I managed to endure it.

After that, you prescribed medications like Sensia.

I take it daily.

There was no significant inconvenience even when I resumed daily activities immediately after the injection.

If you have symptoms like mine, I recommend you get a check-up.

Stay healthy, thank you.