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| ![]() Why Varicose Vein Treatment Should Not be Delayed: Insights from Dr. Purnendu BhowmikDr. Purnendu Bhowmik, a renowned varicose vein surgeon, emphasises that the sooner one seeks treatment, the lesser the chance of progression of the disease into life-threatening concerns.
By: Clinica Health He says, "Varicose veins are a silent disease. You might experience some troublesome signs in the initial stage; however, with time it leads to complications such as ulcers, infections and spontaneous bleeding, ultimately resulting in death." Hence, Dr. Bhowmik emphasises seeking timely medical attention to prevent the condition from worsening. Dr Bhowmik even listed the following warning symptoms indicating that there is a high possibility of varicose veins. Swollen and twisted veins which appear bluish or reddish starting around the ankles. 1. A feeling of heaviness and ache in the legs. 2. Changes in the skin colour, especially around the veins. 3. Cramping in the calf and thigh 4. Inability to rest your legs at night It is crucial to address these symptoms before they deteriorate and start causing severe pain. The dangers of delayed treatment "There are many patients who delay consulting a varicose vein surgeon, assuming that they are harmless," says Dr. Bhowmik. In fact, delaying or ignoring timely diagnosis and treatment can lead to the following complications. Increased pain and discomfort: Varicose veins result from damaged valves. As the blood pressure increases, the veins appear larger and individuals experience persistent severe pain. Blood clots: Over time, there is a blood clot in the veins causing discolouration, swelling and inflammation. Torrential bleeding: In severe cases, there might be sudden torrential bleeding from the legs resulting in a huge blood loss. Spontaneous bleeding from the veins leads to organ failure and even death. "Varicose veins do not just affect the appearance of the legs; rather, the condition interferes with the quality of life," says Dr Purnendu Bhowmik. Even if the symptoms are not that severe, make sure to consult a specialist to prevent serious health issues. To know more, visit us https://www.clinicahealth.in/ End
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