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No More Varicose Veins

Varicose veins are permanent and pathological enlargements of some veins, meaning they are veins that have become diseased and cannot perform their physiological function.

The presence of varicose veins is related to activities where the person stands for longer periods. However, it should be noted that up to 80% (global statistics) and more than 90% (personal statistics) of this condition is closely related to the genetic factor (personal statistics). Varicose veins typically occur in women, often related to hormonal factors. They usually present from 18 years of age, and exceptionally earlier.

There are three types of varicose veins, classified by grades:

GRADE I
Also called "medusa's head," these veins generally have no symptoms, so the patient doesn't pay much attention to them. They primarily affect aesthetic appearance.

GRADE II
Visible, expanded, and twisted veins. A large percentage of patients experience symptoms. It is important to note that for Grade I and II varicose veins, treatment is purely medical, avoiding surgical procedures.

GRADE III
These veins are more extensive and tortuous, with patients describing them as "wires" in their legs. Symptoms tend to be more intense and debilitating. These varicose veins are treated surgically.

GRADE IV
These are Grade III varicose veins that always come with complications.

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