Dr. Himanshu Verma
Vascular & Endovascular Surgeon
We are committed to delivering advanced, evidence-based vascular and endovascular care with a strong focus on patient safety, clinical excellence, and compassionate outcomes.
Dr. Himanshu Verma
Vascular & Endovascular Surgeon
Expert diagnosis and personalized treatment for leg swelling, venous ulcers, and chronic venous insufficiency.
Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI) is a long-term condition where the veins in your legs struggle to send blood back to the heart. The valves inside the veins weaken or become damaged, allowing blood to pool in the legs. Over time, CVI can affect daily comfort, skin health, and mobility if not managed early.
If you notice leg heaviness or swelling that worsens by evening, it may be time to take action before symptoms progress.
Feeling tired in your legs by evening? Learn how you can manage Chronic Venous Insufficiency today.
Chronic venous insufficiency typically occurs in the lower legs and is characterized by high pressure in the veins due to inadequate blood return. This condition leads to swelling of the legs and damage to the skin. The effects of chronic venous insufficiency will worsen over time and may cause:
Chronic venous insufficiency may also decrease comfort with walking, thereby decreasing one's overall quality of life.
There are several common symptoms of Chronic Venous Insufficiency:
If you can relate to any of these symptoms, seeking treatment early can slow down the progression of your disease.
Chronic venous insufficiency usually arises as a result of any of the following:
Learning the specific cause of chronic venous insufficiency allows for the provision of more personalized treatment.
Chronic Venous Insufficiency deteriorates through stages:
You may find that early stage Chronic Venous Insufficiency is more easily treated when you seek medical treatment early.
Diagnosing chronic venous insufficiency consists of a physical examination and imaging studies to evaluate the veins. The following lifestyle habits have a significant impact on the management of chronic venous insufficiency:
Making incremental changes can lead to meaningful results.
The Management of Chronic Venous Insufficiency will include minimizing swelling, promoting healthy blood circulation, and supporting the general health of the legs as a whole. Some common treatments are:
Compression Therapy: Support stockings, bandages, or socks are tools used to help the venous function of the legs, which will ultimately assist in reducing swelling of the legs.
Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD): This is a gentle, hands-on approach that encourages the movement of fluids and provides relief from discomfort.
Lymphedema Treatment Program: A combined program that uses compression, exercise, and skin care to reduce long-term swelling in the legs.
Ulcer Healing Protocols: Address skin protection for chronic venous insufficiency-related ulcers and assist with the promotion of healing.
Iliac vein Stents for Ulcers that do not heal: Surgical procedure performed on deeper veins to increase blood circulation for more stubbornly non-healing ulcers.
When Chronic Venous Insufficiency is identified early and treated properly it will result in an easier way of life and lessen the chance of developing complications.
Your health deserves expert attention. Book an appointment today and take a confident step toward accurate diagnosis, advanced care, and better quality of life.