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  1. 14 lut 2012 · Post scleratherapy edema - I had 3 sclera sessions over 5 weeks. After the 3rd one, the saph vein in the lower leg was accidentially blocked. Now I am getting a large indentation, just above the ankle where the sock is. Why the swelling? Should saph vein be treated?

  2. 25 sie 2023 · After undergoing sclerotherapy, taking certain measures to ensure a comfortable sleep is important. One of the key recommendations is to elevate your legs while sleeping. Propping your legs on a pillow or cushion can help reduce swelling and improve blood circulation in the treated areas.

  3. www.weknowveins.com › blog › sclerotherapy-aftercare-the-10-best-ways-to-ensure-aSclerotherapy Aftercare - We Know Veins

    5. Elevate Your Legs: Make sure to elevate your legs to help reduce swelling and discomfort, especially during the first few days post-sclerotherapy. When sitting or resting, try to keep your legs elevated above heart level whenever possible.

  4. Before & After Photos. 64 year old female suffering from swelling, restless legs, heaviness, and cramping in both legs. She has undergone radio-frequency ablation of both great saphenous veins and follow-up injection sclerotherapy. Her symptoms have greatly improved.

  5. After sclerotherapy These promote blood flow and help prevent swelling. In addition to wearing your compression stockings as recommended, you can also expect to avoid vigorous exercise.

  6. 25 sie 2019 · Sclerotherapy treatment is extremely quick. There’s no downtime afterwards, save for injection-site bruising. Side effects, including bruising and swelling, are usually minor and short-lived. It can treat spider veins that are too large to be resolved by a laser.

  7. 16 gru 2023 · Call your healthcare provider immediately if you experience any of the following after sclerotherapy: Dizziness or fainting; Visual disturbances; Rash or hives; Difficulty breathing; Chest pain; Nausea or vomiting; Severe leg pain; Severe swelling of one leg; Coughing up blood