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regarding about varicose veins..is there any home remedies that helps to reduce varicose veins?

By April 26, 2011 - 9:15pm
 
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See a doctor, get an ultrasound test done to see if you have reflux in the veins and measure the width of the veins. They do this to see if you qualify for venus closure operation. If you do, it is covered by insurance, after your co-pay. This simple operation eliminates the veins with leaky valves for good. Within weeks better circulation will occur and the bad veins cannot return. They will make you wear compression stocking for 3 months before you can deal with the surgeon but don't be put-off by this. All insurance companies require this and it will not make any difference except that you have to wait to get to the next step. I just went thru this testing and have the stockings, but I have to wait to do the operation. I have a close friend that did the operatoin and she is very happy with the results. This condition will not go away on its own and so it needs to be treated if you are to continue working on your feet like that.

December 5, 2013 - 12:15am

Hi Module,
Thank you for your question and for joining EmpowHER. Have you been to see a doctor about your varicose veins? What did the doctor suggest for treatment?
Here are some possible treatments, including suggested lifestyle changes you can do to help alleviate aggravation to the affected veins.
Varicose Vein Treatments
Good luck, and let us know how you are doing.

April 27, 2011 - 7:14am
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Anonymous (reply to Christine Jeffries)

I dont want to see a doctor, coz im afraid that they might tell me is to stop working....my work is 12hrs day...standing long period of time...and im so depressed wen someone noticing my varicose veins... :(. I had work mate who had the same prob...She see her doctor and told her that she need to stop working....I had reseach about home remedies, apple cider vinegar is the best...what do you think? pls help me..thank you

April 27, 2011 - 8:51pm
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Anon,

Doctors should not suggest that you stop working because of varicose veins. Many women get Varicose veins from standing-- but doctors should not suggest that you stop working as they know you need money to survive. I think your co-worker should seek another opinion from a doctor who realizes that people need to work and can't just quit based on their varicose veins.

April 28, 2011 - 5:55am
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Anonymous (reply to Rosa Cabrera RN)

ok...I will follow your suggestions...thank you mam... :) God Bless

April 28, 2011 - 6:55pm
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