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Pulling, draining, heaviness below thigh
Currently having varicose veins, but having a very different pain in legs, like pulling and draining , heavy sensation in legs difficulty in standing. not sure which specific doctor to consult
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take the opinion into general partition first
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The heaviness, pulling sensation, and difficulty standing that you’re describing can commonly happen with progressing venous varicose vein issues, especially when symptoms start affecting daily activities. It would be best to get a proper vascular evaluation done so the exact severity and cause can be assessed early and managed correctly. A detailed consultation can help guide you regarding the right specialist, investigations, and next step options without unnecessary anxiety 👍
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Vascular surgeon  till than stocking to wear. Tab flexon Mr two times after food or sos.
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Since you have a diagnosis and seeking which Faculty of medicine would help you treat it best, then my first suggestion will be a vascular Surgeon and then a General Surgeon. Normally people get anxious hearing the name of a  " Surgeon". Don't worry. Let them examine and assess the extent of your varicose veins. Then the treatment modality is determined.
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In the mean time the easiest thing you can do is - Ice fermentation. take a bucket filled with ice water upto your calves. add an ice tray to normal temp water. it will be uncomfortable but it does give very good results. also elevate your legs using pillows under your feet.
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avoid prolonged standing.
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need some more history from your side so do connect and consult with me for better treatment plan and advice accordingly ........
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U hv to consult to the general surgeon or vasculo surgeon
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U can consult with me on practo for better consultation
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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