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Common Signs and symptoms of Varicose veins

  • Swelling in one or both limbs (usually below knee)

  • Pain, discomfort or cramps in the legs

  • Multiple bulging swollen twisted veins on the skin in blue or purple colour

  • Leg fatigue or heaviness, especially in the evenings and nights

  • Blackish skin discolouration

  • Ulcers and wounds which do not heal for a long time (>15 days)

If you suspect varicose veins, never neglect.

Earlier the treatment, better are the treatment results.

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Fast Procedure

Venaseal (superglue) and Laser are the latest varicose veins treatment which can offer instant results in less 30 mins

Painless & Quick Recovery

Venaseal (superglue) is completely painless so that you can have a comfortable recovery

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Our treatment is the most economical in entire South India. We provide complete cashless insurance support also

Cross-sectional view of varicose veins: Dilated and twisted veins with malfunctioning valves, causing blood pooling, visible through the skin's surface

What causes Varicose veins?

80% OF THE VARICOSE VEINS ARE DUE TO GENETICS

  • ​Genetics is the leading cause, as weakened vein walls and valves are often inherited.

  • Prolonged sitting or standing.

  • Lack of exercise.

  • Obesity

  • Pregnancy

  • Menopause

  • Old age

NEVER NEGLECT SIGNS OF VARICOSE VEINS

Progression of varicose veins stages: from normal veins to early symptoms, visible varicose veins, skin changes, swelling and ulcers, and complications

TREATMENTS WE OFFER

  • Medical therapy

  • Compression therapy

  • Sclerotherapy

  • Laser therapy - Endovenous Laser therapy (EVLT & EVLA)

  • Radiofrequency - Endovenous Radiofrequency therapy (EVRF)

  • Glue therapy - Superglue, Venaseal

  • Ulcer management

Type of treatment should be decided on the stage of Varicose disease

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