Translockular varicose veins, one side is long and the other is short, what should I do, is it neces

That's right, part of the varicose vein should be surgically removed.

1. There may be no obvious symptoms at the beginning of varicose veins, and some patients often feel that the affected limbs are heavy, swollen and painful, and easy to fatigue, which can be relieved after rest.

2. The superficial veins of the calf of the affected limb of varicose veins gradually bulge and expand, sometimes curl into a mass or sac, obviously protruding, and the varicose is clumpy or nodular, especially after standing, and disappear after elevating the leg, and there is generally less pain at this stage.

3. The superficial blood vessels are varicose like earthworms, and the legs have a feeling of soreness, which is heavy at night and light in the morning.

4. There is pigmentation, dark color, desquamation, itching of the affected limb, and edema of the ankle.

5. Extensive edema of both lower limbs, pain in the affected limb, aggravated during exercise, and even sometimes pain when at rest, and aggravated at night.

6. Strange sensations in the limbs, such as chills or hot flashes. The affected limb becomes thinner and thicker** There is a pinprick sensation, itching sensation, numbness, and burning sensation.

7. The epidermal temperature of the affected limb increases, there is pain and tenderness, and the toe (finger) nail is thickened and deformed, and the growth is slow or stopped.

8. The lower end of the calf and the ankle have pigmentation, itching, and eczema. Some patients may be complicated by thrombophlebitis, which is locally red, swollen, hard and tender. Varicose veins are prone to injury and bleeding, or infection forms ulcers, forming varicose veins.

1.Avoid standing or sitting for long periods of time, and always let your feet elevate, put down exercises, or take small walks if possible. 2.

You should develop the habit of wearing elastic stockings for one hour a day to exercise your legs, such as walking, brisk walking, cycling, running or treadmill, etc. 3.Lying down several times a day with the leg elevated above the heart and keeping the knee flexed can promote venous circulation in the legs.

4.Maintain a normal weight and do not be overweight, as excess weight can increase the burden on the veins in the legs. 5.

Avoid lifting heavy objects weighing more than 20 pounds (about 10 kilograms). 6.Please quit smoking.

7.Keep your feet and legs clean and avoid injury.

Varicocele and impotence are two different diseases, varicocele will not cause impotence, but if varicocele stands for a long time, causing pain and discomfort, it will affect the patient's mood due to the anxiety of the disease, and then affect sexual function. In conclusion, theoretically, varicocele does not directly cause erectile dysfunction, but it may indirectly affect, for example, patients who are seriously ill may not be willing to have sex due to psychological reasons. Drugs for varicocele escin escin genins:

The anti-inflammatory, anti-exudation, and collagen fibers that protect the venous wall can gradually restore the elasticity and contractile function of the venous wall, increase the velocity of venous blood return, and reduce venous pressure.

Yes, surgery is required to remove this part of the diseased vein.