It’s bad enough if you have varicose veins, but if you have vaginal varicose veins, that can be even more painful and distressing. Vaginal varicose veins usually present during pregnancy and will dissipate on their own once the baby is born. However, if you are not pregnant and are experiencing vaginal varicose veins, then treatment options are available for you.

Vaginal Varicose Vein Treatment Options Include:

• Sclerotherapy—In this procedure, your veins will be injected with a sclerosing solution that will make them collapse and fade from sight. This can also clear up other symptoms that you may be experiencing that are associated with spider veins, like aching, burning, swelling and night cramps
• Laser Therapy—With the advanced technology of lasers, treatment of spider veins and deeper, reticular veins, can be done relatively easily right in the cosmetic surgeon’s office. Lasers are extremely safe and effective on leg veins, as well as veins visible on the face, neck, and chest. The treatments cause very few side effects and you can resume your regular activities immediately following the procedure.

Risks include:

• Numbness
• Phlebitis
• Deep venous thrombosis
• Infection
• Bruising
• Failure of the procedure

For most people with vaginal varicose veins they never experience or develop any complications. There reason behind vaginal varicose vein surgery is the appearance of the veins themselves. But over time, left untreated, vaginal varicose veins can cause problems.

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