Venous insufficiency is a condition in which venous blood does not follow the normal flow but flows back to the periphery, causing stagnation of venous circulation and increased venous pressure. The disease is common in the elderly, reducing quality of life and leaving serious complications if left untreated.

Hi doctor. Please ask the doctor what is the disease of the left calf with the zigzag tendon? Is it worrisome? Is there any way to cure it completely?

Doctor let me ask if there are many blue tendons in the leg, is it serious? Do you have a lot of problems as you get older, doctor?

I went to the doctor and diagnosed venous insufficiency (chronic) (peripheral) of the lower extremities. Now, I have pain like squeezing the calf, feeling of pins and needles, edema in the legs, edema in the ankles and pain in the soles of the feet. The veins are swollen and prominent, causing a feeling of heaviness and pain. So the doctor asked me how to treat varicose veins in the lower extremities?

The goals of treatment for patients with chronic venous disease are to improve symptoms, reduce edema, treat atherosclerosis, and heal ulcers. Accordingly, the measures taken need to be well supported by medical staff working together with patients to improve their effectiveness and quality of life.

Radiofrequency ablation for the treatment of lower venous insufficiency is a method that is being applied more and more widely to improve the quality of life of patients with lower venous insufficiency today.

Varicose veins of the lower extremities are a disease that causes a lot of fatigue for patients in the lower extremities such as leg swelling, aches, heavy legs, cramps... and can even cause some more dangerous complications such as eczema, leg ulcers, bleeding... Currently, the treatment of varicose veins of the lower extremities is applying the endovascular laser method - a new therapy that brings high efficiency.

Venous insufficiency of the lower extremities is a hemodynamic disorder that causes blood to stagnate in the veins and return to the heart with difficulty. When blood accumulates in the veins, it causes symptoms of leg swelling and blood clots. If not treated promptly, the blood clots will follow the blood flow to the heart and cause pulmonary embolism, endangering the patient's life.