
Treatment of Varicose Veins and Venous Diseases
Evaluation and treatment of varicose veins, prominent leg veins, feelings of heaviness, pain, swelling, and problems caused by impaired venous function.
Dr. Bahman Ali Nejad
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General Surgery Specialist / Faculty Member of Urmia University of Medical Sciences
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Evaluation and treatment of varicose veins, prominent leg veins, feelings of heaviness, pain, swelling, and problems caused by impaired venous function.

Evaluation and treatment of the fine, superficial skin vessels that are usually seen as spider veins or web-like networks.

Evaluation, creation, and follow-up of the vascular accesses required by dialysis patients, including fistulas and other appropriate methods based on the patient’s condition.

Diagnosis and treatment of reduced blood supply to the arms and legs, which can cause pain while walking, cold limbs, wounds, or changes in skin color.

Evaluation and treatment of problems related to the neck vessels, particularly cases that may be associated with impaired blood flow to the brain.

Performance of vascular evaluations and minimally invasive therapeutic procedures to open or improve blood flow in vessels in treatable cases.

Diagnosis of the cause of the ulcer, assessment of blood supply, control of risk factors, and provision of an appropriate treatment plan to help heal diabetic wounds.

Evaluation and treatment of masses or lesions associated with blood vessels, taking into account their type and location and the patient's clinical condition.

Assessment of vascular disorders in the central regions of the body and selection of an appropriate treatment pathway based on examination and specialized imaging.
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Vascular health plays an important role in the function of the limbs and quality of life. If vascular diseases are diagnosed late, they can cause pain, wounds, impaired mobility, or more serious complications. On Dr. Bahman Alinejad’s website, efforts have been made to provide patients with the necessary information about specialized vascular surgery services, the referral process, warning signs, and treatment methods so that they can make a more informed choice about their treatment. Vascular health requires accurate diagnosis and timely treatment.

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BeforeIn the before image, the varicose veins and superficial capillaries are prominent and visible. In the after image, following treatment, the appearance of the skin has become more even and the signs of varicose veins have decreased significantly. This progression indicates an improvement in appearance and helps increase the patient’s comfort and quality of life.
No. In some cases, varicose veins can be accompanied by pain, swelling, a feeling of heaviness in the legs, and venous complications, and it is best to have them evaluated by a specialist physician.
In diabetic patients, reduced blood supply can disrupt the wound-healing process. Assessing the condition of the blood vessels is highly important in treating diabetic foot ulcers.
Dialysis access is the route to the bloodstream used to perform dialysis and must be properly designed, created, and monitored.
If leg pain occurs while walking and decreases with rest, it may be a sign of reduced blood supply and requires specialized evaluation.
Angioplasty is a minimally invasive treatment method that helps open narrowed or blocked blood vessels and is performed by a specialist physician in appropriate cases.