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Endovascular Therapy – Invasive Treatment Method To Overcome Vascular Diseases

Varicose veins treatment is now possible with non surgical options. The invasive treatment options that are available to treat varicose veins are –
  • Radiofrequency ablation
  • Laser ablation
Radiofrequency ablation of varicose veins

RFA (Radiofrequency ablation) is a treatment process which is quite helpful in treating varicose veins. It utilizes heat generated from radiofrequency.

Heat is transmitted to the vein using a flexible and thin tube (catheter). It conceals the flow of blood to the affected vein.

Before undergoing radiofrequency ablation for varicose veins, the experienced doctor in India like Dr. Bhavin who is one of the best Vascular Surgeon in Secunderabad, would first analyze your medical history and you should also tell your doctor if you are
  • Are pregnant
  • Smoke or consume alcohol often
  • Are breastfeeding
  • Suffer from any kind of allergies/ intolerances to some medicines. Make sure you tell your doctor about what reaction you encountered in the past after consuming those medicines.
You also need to tell your doctor if you are taking any other medicines for thinning blood or anticoagulants, over the counter medications like ibuprofen or aspirin and also if you are consuming any herbs or other supplements.

Laser ablation of varicose veins

Laser ablation of varicose veins offered in vicinity of Best Vascular Surgeon in Hyderabad, comprises of similar technique used in radiofrequency ablation and that is laser energy.  It is known as EVLA (endovascular laser ablation).

Foam sclerotherapy

Foam sclerotherapy is yet another effective treatment process wherein increased frequency is used in treating varicose veins.


Post Ablation therapy for varicose veins


Post ablation therapy followed by phlebectomy/sclerotherapy patients are supposed to follow some easy instructions to speed up healing and help the treatment yield desired results. The steps that the patients need to follow post ablation therapy are using
  • Wear compression stockings
  • Keep leg elevated
  • Do not indulge in strenuous exercise, heavy weight lifting, standing for long hours
  • Avoid hot baths, air travel, saunas etc
  • Take medicines as instructed by the doctor
  • Make sure the catheter insertion area remains free of infection
The above steps can help you gradually resume normal activities.
In case you encounter any health issues post ablation therapy like chest pain, breathing problems, severe tingling, swelling, pain or numbness in the leg which is treated, make sure you contact your health care provider immediately.

Source:- Endovascular Therapy – Invasive Treatment Method To Overcome Vascular Diseases

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