- male
- 65 Years
- 14/08/2025
My vascular surgeon is suggesting I get surgery but I'm not sure how complicated the procedure would be. What happens if I decide not to go through with the surgery? I'm a bit worried about the risks and recovery time.
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View allMy left leg has mild pain and varicose veins when I walk or jog for an hour. The doctor said there's no valve damage yet and recommended Daflon tablets and stockings, but I'm worried about it turning into DVT later. Can I get laser surgery now to prevent complications or should I stick to the current treatment plan?
Given the mild symptoms and lack of valve damage, sticking to the doctor's recommended treatment plan of Daflon tablets and stockings is likely the best approach initially. While varicose veins can increase the risk of DVT, they also often progress slowly
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My leg pain is really bad and the doctor diagnosed it as thrombosis. They gave me Fondared 7.5mcg injections for 5 days but the pain hasn't gone away. Now they're suggesting surgery what should I do? Can you recommend a good surgeon for this?
Yes ,continue same treatment for 5 days. Surgery advised is catheter guided thrombectomy.
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I'm 38 and have had varicose veins in my left leg for about a year with no pain so far but my doctor recommended vein stripping surgery. Do I really need the surgery right now and what could happen if I delay or skip it? Also what are the risks if I do go through with the procedure?
Hello there. I can understand your concern. Venous stripping is a type of treatment for varicose veins. After surgery the there will not be a problem of varicose veins. Consult a general surgeon in person for further evaluation and management.
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