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Heart and blood vessels Chronic venous insufficiency occurs when the veins in the legs prevent blood from returning to the heart. Valves in your veins normally keep blood flowing to your heart. But if these valves dont work well, blood can also flow backwards. This can cause blood to pool (pool) in the legs. If this condition is not treated, the following symptoms may appear: pain swelling cramps skin lesions varicose veins leg ulcers Chronic venous insufficiency is not a serious health threat. But it can be painful and disruptive. What causes chronic venous insufficiency? You are more likely to develop this condition if: you are overweight; you are pregnant; a family history of this problem; you have a leg damaged by trauma, surgery or previous blood clots. Other causes of chronic venous insufficiency include: blood pressure in the leg veins over time from prolonged sitting or standing, lack of exercise smoking blood clots in deep veins, often in the calf or thigh (deep vein thrombosis), swelling and inflammation of veins near the skin, often in the leg ( phlebitis) What are the symptoms of chronic venous insufficiency? Symptoms of chronic venous insufficiency may include: leg or ankle cramps calf swelling or itchy, painful leg pain when walking that stops when you rest brown skin, often near the ankles varicose veins leg ulcers that are sometimes difficult to treat. discomfort in the legs and the urge to move (restless legs syndrome) painful leg cramps or muscle cramps (Charley Horse) Symptoms of chronic venous insufficiency can appear in the same way as other diseases. Consult your doctor for a diagnosis. How is chronic venous insufficiency diagnosed? Your doctor will take your medical history and perform an exam. You may also have an imaging test called a duplex ultrasound. The blood circulation of the legs and the structure of the veins are checked. It controls the speed and direction of blood flow in the vessel. What is the treatment for chronic venous insufficiency? Your healthcare provider will create a treatment plan for you based on: your age, general health and medical history, the severity of your case, how well you respond to certain medications, treatments or therapies, and your signs and symptoms, if any. get worse What you want to do Treatment may include: Improving blood flow in the veins of the legs. Keeping your legs elevated (elevated) can reduce swelling and improve circulation. Wearing compression stockings can also help. Regular exercise can also improve blood circulation. medications. Medications that increase blood flow through the vessels can be used along with compression therapy to help heal leg ulcers. Aspirin can also be used to heal ulcers. Medicines that remove excess fluid from the body through the kidneys (diuretics) are not often used. However, they may be used if other medical conditions are associated with them, such as: B. Heart failure or kidney diseaseHeart and Blood Vessels Chronic venous insufficiency occurs when the veins in the legs prevent blood from returning to the heart. Normally, valves in veins keep blood moving towards the heart. But when these valves dont work properly, blood can flow in the opposite direction. This can cause pooling of blood (puddles) in the legs. If the condition is not treated, you may have: Pain Swelling Cramps Skin lesions Varicose veins Leg ulcers Chronic venous insufficiency is not a serious health risk. But it can be painful and disabling. What causes chronic venous insufficiency? You are more likely to develop this condition if: you are overweight, you are pregnant, you have a family history of the problem, you have a leg injury due to trauma, surgery or a previous blood clot Other causes of chronic venous insufficiency include: standing lack of exercise smoking blood clot in deep veins, often in the lower leg or thigh (deep vein thrombosis) Swelling and inflammation of veins near the skin, often in the leg (phlebitis) What are the symptoms of chronic venous insufficiency? Symptoms of chronic venous insufficiency may include: Swelling of the legs or ankles Feeling of pressure in the calves or itching and soreness in the legs Pain when walking that goes away with rest Darkening of the skin, often around the ankles Varicose veins Leg ulcers that are sometimes difficult to heal Leg discomfort and an urge to move legs (restless legs syndrome) Painful leg cramps or muscle spasms (black horse) Symptoms of chronic venous insufficiency may resemble other conditions. Consult your doctor for a diagnosis. How is chronic venous insufficiency diagnosed? Your doctor will review your medical history and perform an examination. You may also have an imaging test called a duplex ultrasound. This looks at the blood flow and vein structure in your legs. It controls the speed and direction of blood flow in a vessel. How to treat chronic venous insufficiency? Your doctor will create a treatment plan for you based on: your age, general health and medical history; how serious your condition is; how well you are doing with certain medications, treatments or therapies; your signs and symptoms; if your condition worsens; what would you like. to Treatment may include: Improving blood flow in the leg veins. Keep your legs elevated (elevated), this can reduce swelling and increase blood flow. Wearing compression stockings can also help. Regular exercise can also improve blood flow. Anxiety. Medications that increase blood flow through the vessels may be used along with compression therapy to treat leg ulcers. Aspirin can also be used to treat ulcers. Medicines that remove excess fluid from the body through the kidneys (diuretics) are rarely used. However, they may be used if other conditions are present, such as heart failure or kidney disease.

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