Idemo redomn kako ste napisali:
Na pretrazi kod lekara,ultrazvukom mi je otkriveno da se krv u veni desne noge ne vraca gore.Radi se o veni koja je smestena na unutarnjoj strani noge,koji cm nize od kolena.
KOMENTAR:
Nije dovoljno jasno da li je ta vena vidljivo proširena ili ne, da li je promjenjena boja same vene i postala plava i koliki je dugacak segmen tog proširenja. U ovakvim slučajevima govori se o varikozitetu vene ili proširenju vene. Razlog proširenja vene mogu biti:
- smanjenje elasticnosti vene koji dolazi godinama
- visak kilograma
- duže stajanje ili duže sjedenje
- sjedenje sa ukrstenim nogama
- nosenje steznika na natkoljenicama ili stezanje oko pojas sa kaisom
- poroci duhan itd
- slabost zalistaka
VASE PITANJE 1:
Jeli to oasno,jeli trajna deformacija?
ODGOVOR:
Kako nije nađentromb u proširenoj veni, može se smatrati da to nije opasno. Promjena se može smanjiti izbjegavanjem problema koje sam naveo da do toga dovode, te nosenjem blazih elasticnih carapa.
PITANJE 2.
Hoće li doći do ev.komplikacija?
ODGOVOR:
Ukoliko se ne provode mavedene mjesre stanje se može pogorsati i biti trajno ali može dovesti do stvaranja troma ili ulkusa varikoznih sto može biti ozbiljan problem
PITANJE 3
Dr je rekao da nije OP rešenje,da cekamo i ponudijo mi ev.OP,ugradnju plasticne sonde.
Šta je to,šta se postize time?
Šta mi je ciniti da sprečim dalje problem
ODGOVOR;
Nemam uvida u stanje proširenja o kome sam već rekao pa je nemoguće i dati konkretag odgovor. Ja ću vam navesti samo kao se to tretira

Evo tog tretmana:
Additional treatments for more-severe varicose veins
If you don't respond to self-care, compression stockings, or if your condition is more severe, your doctor may suggest one of these varicose vein treatments:

* Sclerotherapy. In this procedure, your doctor injects small- and medium-sized varicose veins with a solution that scars and closes those veins. In a few weeks, treated varicose veins should fade. Although the same vein may need to be injected more than once, sclerotherapy is effective if done correctly. Sclerotherapy doesn't require anesthesia and can be done in your doctor's office.
* Laser surgeries. Doctors are using new technology in laser treatments to close off smaller varicose veins and spider veins. Laser surgery works by sending strong bursts of light onto the vein, which makes the vein slowly fade and disappear. No incisions or needles are used.
* Catheter-assisted procedures. In one of these treatments, your doctor inserts a thin tube (catheter) into an enlarged vein and heats the tip of the catheter. As the catheter is pulled out, the heat destroys the vein by causing it to collapse and seal shut. This procedure is usually done for larger varicose veins.
* Vein stripping. This procedure involves removing a long vein through small incisions. This is an outpatient procedure for most people. Removing the vein won't affect circulation in your leg because veins deeper in the leg take care of the larger volumes of blood.
* Ambulatory phlebectomy (fluh-BEK-tuh-me). Your doctor removes smaller varicose veins through a series of tiny skin punctures. Only the parts of your leg that are being pricked are numbed in this outpatient procedure. Scarring is generally minimal.
* Endoscopic vein surgery. You might need this operation only in an advanced case involving leg ulcers. Your surgeon uses a thin video camera inserted in your leg to visualize and close varicose veins, and then removes the veins through small incisions. This procedure is performed on an outpatient basis.
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