Experience relief from pain in your legs or calves at University Center for Vein Disorders. Our dedicated team offers advanced treatment options to alleviate discomfort so you can continue living life to the fullest.
The most common venous conditions that lead to leg pain include:
Treating your venous insufficiency is important, not only to alleviate leg pain but also to prevent further medical complications. University Center for Vein Disorders offers various individualized treatments, including:
often the first line of treatment, compression therapy can help reduce swelling and improve circulation through your legs. Compression stockings or bandages may be used to apply gentle pressure, helping the veins and muscles in your legs move blood more efficiently.
To help manage venous insufficient, simple changes in lifestyle can be extremely beneficial. Recommended modifications include elevating the legs when possible, maintaining a healthy weight, getting regular exercise, and avoiding long periods of standing or sitting.
A minimally invasive treatment that uses heat generated by radiofrequency energy to close off nonworking or damaged veins.
An injectable therapy used to collapse and shrink varicose and spider veins, once the root cause of your venous insufficiency has been addressed.
These can damage vein valves and increase your risk of CVI.
At University Center for Vein Disorders, a division of University Pain and Spine Center, we understand the frustration ongoing leg pain can be. Our multidisciplinary team, including Dr. Brendan O’Donovan, works together to identify the cause of your symptoms, and tailors a treatment plan specific to your needs.
