Venosan contains the active ingredient Aescin. It is used to treat conditions such as varicose veins, superficial and deep phlebitis in the legs, cramps and thrombophlebitis, among others.

Chronic venous insufficiency of the lower extremities is a common disease in about 10-35% of adults with slow progression, not tumultuous, causing many obstacles to daily activities and work, when the disease causes venous ulcers, it is very difficult. cured.

According to statistics, in the world, deep vein insufficiency accounts for a relatively high proportion of the population and tends to increase gradually with age. The disease needs to be detected and treated early, because the complications of the disease can be life-threatening.

Thrombophlebitis is an inflammation of a vein with the formation of a blood clot. Thrombosis is the main cause of dangerous complications in this disease.

Varicose veins of the hand are enlarged veins. Although the disease is not dangerous to the health of the patient, it can be unsightly. Varicose veins of the hand have no obvious cause, diagnosed mainly by clinical symptoms.

accounting for a significant proportion of the population is female, the disease tends to increase with age. If venous insufficiency is not treated early, many consequences affect the patient's quality of life, a few of which can be life-threatening.

Peripheral vascular disease includes diseases related to the arterial system that supplies blood to the limbs. If not treated promptly, it can greatly affect the movement of the limbs, even causing gangrene and amputation.

Veins are blood vessels that carry blood from organs back to the heart. They are still at risk of inflammation or damage when impacted, affecting the body's ability to move or sometimes endangering life.

For most people, swollen veins in the hands are normal and only affect aesthetics. But for some people, swollen veins are a symptom of a larger problem. Let's find out what swollen veins in the hands are and whether they are dangerous.

Intravenous injection is a method of quickly delivering drugs into the patient's body through peripheral veins to provide rapid systemic treatment effects.