A: Pregnancy hormones, especially progesterone, may cause the walls of your veins to weaken and swell. Pressure on the veins behind your uterus also slows the blood circulation to the heart, making the smaller veins in your pelvis and legs swell.
A: Sclerotherapy, or injection therapy, is a minimally-invasive, vein therapy method for addressing spider and some larger veins. In most cases, a“sclerosant” solution is injected through a very fine needle directly into the vein. This is usually done with the use of a special vein light or with ultrasound guidance.
A: Sclerotherapy, or injection therapy, is a minimally-invasive, vein therapy method for addressing spider and some larger veins. In most cases, a“sclerosant” solution is injected through a very fine needle directly into the vein. This is usually done with the use of a special vein light or with ultrasound guidance.
A: Usually, these procedures require almost no down time at all, but the time it takes to return to a full or unmodified workout routine really depends on the type of procedure: whether it’s a laser or radiofrequency ablation treatment for varicose veins or sclerotherapy (injections) for spider veins. Read the complex answer below.
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