Varicose veins can form a terrifying network of veins in the legs, and the patterns can be clearly seen through the epidermis. Varicose veins can appear in multiple parts of the body, but the most obvious one is in the lower limbs. Varicose veins are also a common precursor to other diseases, so some people need surgery to treat lower limb varicose veins.
Principles of lower limb varicose vein surgery
Varicose veins in the lower limbs are a common disease in daily life. This disease is usually overlooked by us in the early stages. In severe cases, it has already greatly affected our lives. It will make our lower limb blood vessels crawl on the surface of our lower limbs like earthworms. It greatly affects our physical appearance. So many people are eager to get their illness treated quickly. And many people will treat varicose veins in the lower limbs through surgery.
Lower limb varicose veins can also be treated through other channels, not necessarily through surgical means. Although surgical treatment can effectively treat varicose veins in the lower limbs, it can cause great pain to patients.
Introduction to the surgical steps for lower limb varicose veins
The first step before surgery is mainly to have the patient stand up, and then use a marker to mark the area where varicose veins occur. Then have the patient lie on their back. Perform local anesthesia on the lower limbs. Afterwards, the patient needs to be disinfected between the navel and toes.
The second step is to bind the blood drive belt to the middle of the thigh and then cut open the blood vessels. By using certain instruments, clean and repair the parts of blood vessels where blood clots occur. Relieve blockages inside blood vessels to restore their original smoothness.
The final step is to carefully bandage the surgical wound. Let the wound heal. Pay attention to postoperative dietary habits and prioritize a light diet. Massage the lower limb muscles more. You can wear more pressure socks as an auxiliary treatment. Pay attention to hygiene and cleanliness of the wound. Be careful not to stand for too long.
Varicose veins in the lower limbs are a relatively obvious and common manifestation of varicose veins, usually appearing in workers who have been standing or sitting for a long time. The appearance of varicose veins may also indicate other physical diseases. Therefore, it is best to solve the problem of varicose veins through surgery in order to better restore one's health.
