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I was thinking this too. I have varicose veins in my legs and arms (not face or back though...) and I keep seeing a commercial on tv that asks "if you have muscle spasms, burning etc. then we can help you treat your varicose veins and be rid of this"...
I keep asking my doc for a referral but he says no way this is due to vascular stuff... I guess it makes sense in my case cus I don't have varicose veins in my ears and scalp |
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sorry, the point of my post was to say that apparently a varicose vein treatment center that advertises on tv reports these symptoms as being vascular.
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About 5 years ago, I had laser ablation of the greater saphenous vein in one leg, along with phlebectomy on numerous surface veins. That leg is now unfortunately getting bad again, and the other leg was already pretty bad 5 years ago but never treated. I have burning/pain in both feet, but worse on the leg that was never treated. I did read a case study recently about a person who had a serious motor mononeuropathy that was causing intermittent weakness/foot drop due to a large varicose vein that was impinging on a nerve located behind the knee, so I guess it can happen. |
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