Conservative measures for vein treatment
Vein Treatment Methods
Physical therapy
To alleviate the symptoms, leg massages are recommended, which are carried out either by hand (manually) or with overpressure cuffs (machine-based). Kneipp treatments such as cold affusions on the lower legs or treading water are also good for the veins. A lot of walking, even barefoot, walking and vein exercises promote blood circulation and support the muscle pump function.
Medication
Vein remedies come in the form of sprays, ointments, gels to be applied to the skin or capsules to be taken. They can have a slight decongestant effect and subjectively alleviate the symptoms. Their use is usually recommended at most as an adjunctive therapy and then for a limited period of time.
Compression therapy
Consistent wearing of compression stockings is an effective measure for all vein diseases - especially in the advanced stages of the disease that cause symptoms. The compression supports the work of the muscle pumps and the venous valves. Among other things, this prevents blood from flowing back from the deep into the superficial vein system. Compression stockings are available in different strengths and lengths.
Venous Disorders / Phlebology
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- Vein consultation
- Conservative measures for vein treatment
- Sclerotherapy of varicose veins
- Surgical removal of varicose veins
- Laser treatment of spider veins