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Mon - Fri:	9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sat - Sun	Closed

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Services/Products: Do you have questions about vein health? You should take action and seek out the San Diego varicose vein treatment you need. You may agree, yet be wondering what you can do or where you can turn to receive the help you need at this time. Come to San Diego Vascular Center, where you can have confidence in the help you can receive when you come to this firm. Are you wondering how you can prevent vein disease? Perhaps you have questions about what you can expect after treatment or why you should treat your vein problems as soon as possible. Let a doctor at this office answer your questions and assist you at this time. You can understand the causes of varicose and spider veins, as well as to receive the help you need so you can improve your vein health. To get started now, contact the office and secure the medical assistance you need!
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Neighborhood: Kit Carson
Other Link: Varicose Vein Treatment in San Diego
Categories: Physicians & Surgeons, Radiology, Physicians & Surgeons, Physicians & Surgeons, Surgery-General

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Phone: (760) 739-7666

Address: 625 Citracado Pkwy Ste 203, Escondido, CA 92025

Website: Varicose Vein Treatment in San Diego

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General Practitioners

Medical Weight Loss
If you are overweight, talk to your doctor about ideal body weight and establish a plan to achieve that goal. Weight loss can help reduce the venous pressure in the legs and the veins may become less prominent. Regular exercise such as walking or biking is important. Exercise activates the muscles of the legs and helps reduce pressure in the veins of the legs.

Ultrasound
Our San Diego vascular surgeons complete a comprehensive evaluation using a venous ultrasound to determine which veins are not working well and what course of action will be taken. EVLA will directly target the affected area. Endovenous laser ablation is a nonsurgical procedure during which the targeted vein is identified and treated from within.
MRI
If you believe that you have deep vein thrombosis, then you need to get in touch with a vascular surgeon immediately. It is not possible to diagnosis DVT without an ultrasound, MRI, or CT scan, so talk to our board-certified vascular surgeons at San Diego Vascular as soon as possible to get tested.
Computed Tomography

Wound Care

Eczema
Skin care is crucial. A simple step in preventing the wound complications of venous disease is to apply moisturizing cream to the skin twice daily. This helps avoid eczema or dry skin, which is more prone to injury and infection. Finally, it is important to understand your family history. If there is a significant history of vein problems involving other family members (including varicose veins, sores, wounds or blood clots), you may be at greater risk.
Lesions
Approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), spider vein laser treatment has proven highly effective in treating facial spider veins. It has also been used to treat, rosacea, pigmented lesions (lentigines and freckles), skin tags, keratosis, and other similar imperfections. Although results may vary from patient to patient, multiple treatments may be necessary to achieve optimal results. Regular use of sunscreen is recommended to prevent the risks of developing new facial spider veins.
Skin Care
Skin care is also a crucial component of vein health. A simple step in preventing the wound complications of venous disease is to apply moisturizing cream to the skin twice daily. This helps avoid eczema or dry skin, which is most prone to injury and infection. It is also important to understand your family history. If there is significant history of vein problems involving other family members (including varicose veins, sores, wounds, or blood clots) then you may be at greater risk. As such, paying close attention to common signs and symptoms of vein disease and taking preemptive measures to improve your vein health becomes more important.

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