Medical articles of Varicose veins

Revered consultant vascular and endovascular surgeon Miss Nung Rudarakanchana shares her expert insight on the available minimally invasive techniques used in the treatment of varicose veins in this i...

Varicose veins are a common condition, especially amongst women, that can cause pain, discomfort and swelling in one’s legs. Here, Mr Benjamin Lindsey, renowned consultant general general, vascular an...

In this article, distinguished consultant vascular surgeon, Mr Maziar Mireskandari, details what varicose veins are, what causes them, and how they are most effectively treated nowadays.

Varicose veins, while unsightly, often don’t cause many problems. However, they can sometimes become serious and require treatment. In his latest article, renowned vascular surgeon Mr S. Tawqeer Rashi...

Varicose veins are enlarged veins blue or dark purple in colour that usually appear on the legs and feet. Here, Mr Patrick Lintott, highly esteemed consultant vascular surgeon, provides a detailed ins...

Varicose veins are veins that appear swollen and large under the skin, normally affecting the legs and feet. We spoke to esteemed vascular surgeon Mr Philip Coleridge Smith, who treats patients in Lon...

Here, find out what varicose veins are, and what symptoms patients with varicose veins typically present with, as esteemed London-based vascular surgeon, Mr Giuseppe Serpieni, provides us with a compr...

Here, Mr Philip Coleridge Smith, a leading vascular surgeon, explains in detail what exactly ultrasound-guided foam sclerotherapy is, and reveals who the ideal candidate for this new, highly effective...

Varicose veins are enlarged, twisted and dark veins that appear on the legs and feet. Whilst they are not dangerous and very common, varicose veins can significantly affect people’s quality of life. M...

It's well known that varicose veins can look unsightly. However, what about other associated symptoms such as itching and swelling? Leading consultant vascular surgeon Mr Manj Gohel is here to highlig...