Emergency Response and Treatmentvaricose veinsbleedingvascular veins
How quickly will I be treated for bleeding from Varicose Veins?
Varicose veins is a common condition where the veins of typically the lower limbs are swollen and enlarged. In this video, Dr. Machin tells us that bleeding should be treated ideally within the next 2 weeks after the initial episode of bleeding.
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How quickly should I be treated? Once you've been treated for the initial bleeding episode, so you've attended hospital straight away and the bleeding stopped, we'll then look to treat the vascular veins as soon as reasonably possible. Ideally, this should be done within less than two weeks. But just to reiterate, as soon as you see bleeding, you need to be treated straight away for that and then once that's stopped we can then go on to treat the associated varicose veins hopefully within less than two weeks.
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