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Expert Venous and Vein Disease Treatment

Vein disease, also called venous disease, can develop over months or years from malfunctioning vein valves in legs. Normally functioning valves prevent backflow of blood down the legs and keep blood moving towards the heart. In a patient with vein disease, broken valves do not hold a seal and blood pressure builds up in the lower legs, leading to pooling blood called venous stasis. This results in leg swelling and skin changes.

Conditions in DallasRequest a vein disease consultation today if you are experiencing any of the following symptoms:

  • Pain in the legs, including cramping and aching
  • Darkening of the skin around the lower legs, ankles and feet
  • Thick skin on the lower legs and ankles
  • Swelling of the legs, restless legs
  • Varicose and spider veins on the legs
  • Chronic pelvic pain
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The later vein disease is detected, the harder it can be to treat. Luckily, since venous disease can be a slowly progressing chronic condition, later symptoms can be avoided with immediate screening and treatment. If you notice these symptoms, contact us today for expert evaluation and management of your vein disease.

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WHAT CAUSES CHRONIC VEIN DISEASE?

Anything that can physically damage vein valves can lead to chronic vein disease. Two common causes are deep vein thrombosis and superficial venous thrombosis. These are both conditions where blood clots form in veins. Once the clot dissolves, they leave scar tissue and permanent damage on the valves, preventing them from opening and closing properly. Also, some patients are predisposed to malfunctioning valves due to genetics and family history, such as a parent or grandparent with varicose veins. Women with multiple pregnancies are at a higher risk of developing chronic venous disease.

Pelvic tumors and vascular malformations, leading to abnormal flow of blood and pressure gradients in the vasculature, can lead to chronic vein disease. Additionally, chronic venous disease is associated with being overweight. Finally, weakness in leg muscles that squeeze blood back to the heart can also contribute to the development of vein disease.

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WHAT ARE CHRONIC VENOUS DISEASE SYMPTOMS?

Chronic vein disease begins with small varicose veins, and can gradually progress to larger veins. As new veins develop and symptoms worsen, legs may experience swelling. This tends to occur more with long periods of standing or sitting. The swelling, when present for long periods of time, can lead to iron (hemosiderin) deposition in the skin known as lipodermatosclerosis. Later in the disease process, leg ulcers develop that require additional medical treatment to heal.

Symptoms of Chronic Venous Disease include:

  • Swelling of the legs or ankles (edema)
  • Pain that worsens with prolonged sitting or standing
  • Pain that improves with leg elevation
  • Pain when walking that relieves with rest
  • Cramping of the legs
  • Throbbing sensation in the legs
  • Achy feeling in legs
  • Heaviness feeling in the legs
  • Itchy skin and sensation in the legs
  • Thickening of the skin with “woody” changes
  • Skin around the ankles changing colors to red or brown
  • Wounds on the lower legs that do not heal, usually around and above the ankles
  • Newly formed varicose veins
  • Abnormally flaky skin, or abnormally moist skin
  • Tightness in the calves

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HOW IS CHRONIC VEIN DISEASE TREATED?

The first step in treating venous disease is to reduce to pressure in the veins. Our experienced physicians will recommend treatment options based on the cause of your leg condition, your health status, and your history. Other factors we consider are:

  • Onset, duration, timing, exacerbating and relieving factors of your symptoms
  • Your age
  • Severity of your condition
  • Presence of ulcers and skin changes
  • Your past history of blood clots and DVT
  • Your ability to tolerate medications and procedures

Initial chronic vein disease treatment usually includes compression stockings, leg elevation, exercise, weight loss, moisturizing the skin to prevent cracks, and prescription medications. Many patients benefit from venous closure using radio frequency ablation and ultrasound guided percutaneous sclerotherapy.

In serious cases, venous closure may needed immediately, for instance to close a venous stasis ulcer. Some cases require a procedure to improve blood flow in deep veins of the legs, using angioplasty and/or stents.

Ultimately, the goal of our recommended therapy is to increase venous return from the legs (push blood back up the leg), thereby decreasing symptoms associated with vein disease and preventing further venous disease progression.
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Our doctors are experts, providing you with the safest choice for successful treatment of vein disease.

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Dr. Chan is one of the smartest, kindest, most compassionate doctors I have ever had the pleasure of being treated by. I originally went in for varicose vein and circulation problems in my left leg, and while performing my vein procedure, he took the time to look at my condition and realize something more was going on, and he has been a huge advocate for getting me healthy again. His staff is also extremely friendly and great to work with, and I am just so lucky I was steered towards going to him! I highly recommend Dr. Chan and his practice!!! – Brittany Y.

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Each visit with Dr. B at South Arlington office is exceptional! I feel very comfortable when talking with him. His bedside manner is also excellent. It’s obvious he cares and will do all he can to improve ones lifestyle. I have three separate problems and he addressed each one and explained treatment for each one. Besides his great caring attitude, his efficiency is another plus! I wish everyone knew about their Interventional services so others could avoid needless suffering. THANK YOU!! – Wilson P.

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My experience was the best I could have received. The staff is so very friendly and helpful and encouraging. Dr. Rajebi not only has the best attitude and treats you like your special, but he is completely competent in his field. I would suggest this place to anyone. – Linda W.

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You can tell who the best doctors are by the one’s the doctors send their family to. This group is the Doctor’s Doctor because they are trusted by their peers and because they are incredibly good at what they do! If you need to see someone for fibroids, vein issues, or anything else they do, I can assure you they will get the job done and do it right. Not to mention – they all have amazing bedside manners. – Judy G.

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Vice President in San Diego, CA

Arlington
400 West Arbrook Blvd, Suite 320
ArlingtonTX 76014

Ayham R. Skaf, M.D., Retina Specialist in San Diego, CA

Craig Ranch/McKinney
8080 State Hwy 121, Suite 200,
McKinneyTX 75070

George Papastergiou, M.D., Retina Specialist in San Diego, CA

Mesquite
3400 Interstate Hwy 30, Suite 180
MesquiteTX 75150

President & CEO in San Diego, CA

North Dallas/Addison
17051 N. Dallas Pkwy., Suite 220
AddisonTX 75001

Mauricio Pons, M.D., Retina Specialist in San Diego, CA

Sherman
3oo N. Highland Ave., Suite 365
ShermanTX 75090

Flower Mound location clinic

Flower Mound
44441 Long Prairie Rd., Suite 400
Flower Mound, TX 75028

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Prosper
1030 S Coit Road, Suite A
Prosper, TX 75078

Precision Vascular Plano

Plano
6149 Windhaven Parkway, Suite 130,
PlanoTX 75093

Precision Vascular South Dallas

South Dallas
2701 S Hampton Road, Suite 220b,
Dallas, TX 75224-2367

Precision Vascular Southlake

Southlake
2777 E Southlake Blvd, Suite 140
Southlake, TX 76092