Understanding Varicose Veins

This video contains a visual explanation of varicose veins, aimed at helping students of medicine and healthcare professionals prepare for exams.

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[makeupbyafaff]

I'm a final year medical student preparing for my MBBS exam soon and no one could explain this better than you! THANK YOU!

[DB-pmvy]

Thanks for these videos they’re brilliant. I’ve just developed thrombophlebitis with the soreness, swelling and discolouration. As 83 YO female this is new complaint for me 🙄. Your vids help me to understand and manage this and why I’m having ultrasound tomorrow. Regards and many thanks please keep them coming. I’ve subscribed

[charlescoker]

You missed a sign, copper deficiency. Varicose Veins. I had them bad. Had the surgery to strip the veins. 10 years later they started coming back. I found a video, Dr. Joel Wallach talking about Aneurysms. In the video he says taking copper will reverse Varicose Veins. I bought some Copper Gluconate. Started taking 4 mg a day.2 mg in the morning 2 mg in the evening. Took around 6 months but my calf muscles which were really bad went back to normal. In the video he says use Chelated Copper.

[lyndsay]

Brillant video!! Thank you so much for this - i was unaware of a lot of these details hopefully i can score some extra points on my upcoming patient exams! your videos are a lot more engaging and easy to take in than most. 2nd yr Podiatry student x

[aga]

Best Medical training ever !
I guess it'd be same or better in Med School.
One way to find out ...

[Tello_X]

Tell them it's... Zero To Finals😎.

[sinam]

The best video about varicose veins🥳🥳🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[J_M_E_]

I had varicose vain surgery around 10 years ago. Over the last 6-12 months they have returned and are worse now than before. I read online that new treatments are now available for varicose vains, that are better and do not involve surgery.
I scheduled an appointment with my doctor today and he told me bluntly that varicose vain treatment is no longer available on the NHS! I'm furious.
I am on my feet all day with my job, and my legs ache so much! How can the NHS cut back on funding for this!?

[madhurigore]

Detailed clinical examination in standing position is very valuable in judging the location of reflux and helps in proper Dopper ultrasound evaluation.

[waelfadlallah]

Thank you for this high yield content. Please if i may request to do a video about varicocele since it's somewhat similar including all the etiologies and management. It's hard finding a medical channel discussing this subject even though it's common.

[SarahMelissaJones]

I’ve just noticed what looks like a varicose vein above my eyelid but when I wipe it with water it disappears and then slowly comes back within like 30 seconds!! Why is this?

[dr.mazharali]

Amazing explanation regarding These special test also Disease pathophysiology very easy and wounderfull explanation i have found on youtube to understand that test ! Thanku 😊

[joygarano]

super helpful. Thank you for your work.

[sophiah]

I've just been diagnosed with superficial venus reflux from my groin to my ankle. Plus, reflux in a perforator vein. I have a throbbing pain in my groun area every morning that wakes me up. What treatment would you recommend as the least likely for side affects?

[meghachavan]

Good explanation
Crytal clear concept have been explained

[neilab]

What with heart surgery the veins are removed in legs what happens to valves

[Texasgirl]

Is there complications of vein treatments? And then what happens to the vein once radio frequency has been used? does it just sit in the body?

[TabS-yrrw]

Thank you soon much for explaining so easily..really helpful

[hydrogendioxide]

It was so good that Im gonna cry!
hope I do well tomorrow at my vascular surgery exam🤞

[brianstarr]

I have a appointment in two weeks, I have a pooled vericose vein in my left leg, and spider veins. I have always had restless legs and sore feet. I think alot of my issues is related. Wish me luck!