What to do with varicose vein lumps?

Varicose veins are a relatively common disease. They are closely related to the blood system and manifest themselves through the blood system after onset. The main symptom is twisted venous distribution. It also affects the motor ability of the limbs and has an immeasurable impact on people's health. Varicose veins will also develop other symptoms. For example, what should I do with varicose vein lumps?

It takes about a month for the lumps in the blood vessels to disappear after varicose vein surgery. During this period, using a towel for hot compresses will have a good effect.

Varicose veins are the most common disease of the venous system. The main cause of their formation is due to congenitally weak blood vessel walls or maintaining the same posture for a long time with little change. Blood accumulates in the lower limbs over time, which damages the venous valves and causes venous hypertension. It is a symptom of blood vessels protruding from the skin surface. If the symptoms are mild, elastic pants and elastic stockings can be used to relieve the symptoms. If the symptoms are severe, surgical treatment can be considered.

Varicose veins in the lower legs are a chronic disease with a relatively long latent period. Generally, there are no symptoms in the early stages, but patients must not ignore it and it is better to treat it as early as possible. Avoid standing or sitting for long periods of time. Raise your feet frequently, put them down for exercise, or take a short walk if possible. You should develop the habit of wearing elastic socks and exercising your legs for one hour every day, such as walking, brisk walking, cycling, running or using a treadmill. You should develop the habit of lying down with your legs raised above your heart several times a day to improve venous circulation in your legs.

Varicose veins in the lower limbs are mainly seen in people who work standing for long periods of time, as well as pregnant women and obese people. If it is not too obvious, no treatment is needed. You should pay attention to avoid standing frequently and prevent your legs from getting cold. You can use elastic bandages or elastic stockings for treatment appropriately. If the varicose veins are severe, surgery or injection of sclerosing agents may be required.

(1) Avoid standing or sitting for long periods of time. Walking can utilize the pumping action of the calf muscles to promote venous return.

(2) Raising the lower limbs can relieve symptoms such as edema;

(3) Wearing varicose vein stockings with a pressure gradient can delay the progression of the disease;