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The treatment for spider veins in the nose is Vitamin K cream treatments. There are also a few laser treatments that can be used to treat spider veins in the nose.
Sclerotherapy is a medical procedure used to treat varicose veins and spider veins. A sclerosing agent is injected directly into the affected veins, causing them to shrink, close off, and eventually be reabsorbed by the body. This leads to an improvement in the appearance of the veins and helps alleviate related symptoms.
Scelotherapy, or the process of turning a varicose vein into scar tissue to limit its appearance, does have minor risks. Temporary stinging, cramps, injection sores, and bruising can occur. In some cases the vein becomes inflamed but this isn't dangerous. Aspirin or antibiotics and applied heat are used to treat an inflamed vein. It depends on the procedure. Laser surgery has the risk of burning. Traditional surgery used on large spider veins leaves scars. Women's Health has good descriptions of the several procedures used to get rid of spider veins and lists the risks associated with each one.
The injected medication that is used to treat spider veins, has been shown to quickly travel to the heart, lungs and brain. It is unknown if any immediate concerns stem from this but there are some cases of strokes after spider vein treatment.
Sclerotherapy is a commonly used treatment of spider vein.
No.Sclerotherapy: used in the treatment of spider veins. Spider veins are small, nonessential veins that can be seen through the skin. This treatment involves injecting a sclerosing solution (saline solution) into the vein being treated. This solution irritates the tissue, causing the veins to collapse and disappear.
The Bristow procedure is an alternative surgical procedure used to treat shoulder instability.
There was a time in the recent past when any type of vein problem would have to be tolerated by the person who had them. That isn't true today. Now there is phlebology which is another word for laser vein treatment. Phlebology can treat the unsightly veins in the legs, nose and even the face. This laser procedure can treat spider veins, varicose veins, thread veins, reticular veins and even bulging leg varicose veins. Not only are these veins unsightly, they can also be very painful. To have these veins treated, a patient needs to visit a phlebologist who is a vein specialist doctor. Using a laser to treat the various vein problems is a much lesser invasive procedure than surgery. The phlebology field was created when vascular surgeons didn't have the background or expertise in lasers, or ultrasound. They were only familiar with the vein stripping surgery. That's why it is so important to see a phlebologist for this type of treatment. During the first visit to the phlebologist, he will examine the legs or face and evaluate the valves in the veins. If more information is needed, he may order Doppler testing or ultrasound to further test the veins. Then he can explain what type of treatment would be best. Small leg veins could be treated with laser vein removal. This may be done in addition to sclerotherapy which uses a small needle injection, or done alone. The procedure begins with a local anesthetic cream. Then the laser beam is applied directly to the skin in just a brief moment. After the treatment, the veins may appear inflamed, but this is temporary. In a few weeks they will disappear. Facial veins and spider veins can also be treated by laser. On facial veins the laser or the IPL, intense pulsed light, will eliminate the veins. The facial veins respond well to the laser even though the skin may be red for a while after the treatment. However, after a few weeks, the redness and the veins will be gone. The method works very similar to spider veins anywhere on the body. Other laser vein treatments are called the VNUS CLosure and Endovenous Laser Treatment, EVLT. The VNUS closure or EVLT is used to treat perforator veins of the legs which are the much shorter veins. It is radiofrequency that is used in these treatments and they can be done in the doctor's office under a local anesthesia. Before deciding to have laser vein treatment it is necessary to obtain a full evaluation by a qualified phlebologist.
you get given cream from your doctor
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Endovenous laser therapy is used to to treat varicose veins, which are veins that have become engorged due to age or injury and are considered unsightly.
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